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Ů�Ÿ�������'s campus burst with color as the International Student Council (ISC) and India Student Association (ISA) came together to host Holi.

Dos Corazonez, founded by Ů�Ÿ������� alumnus Julian Stevens in tribute to his mother's legacy, embodies love, resilience, and empowerment through fashion, transcending mere apparel to make a statement about the enduring power of love and human resilience.

The Wesley Foundation at Ů�Ÿ������� operates the Cardinal Pantry and Cardinal Closet, vital resources addressing food insecurity and clothing needs among students, fostering community and collaboration.

In this Q&A, we delve into Ů�Ÿ�������'s Center for Resiliency, discussing initiatives such as the Brown Bag lecture series and the MIND Project, emphasizing their impact on education and community resilience in Southeast Texas.

In the memoir "Spared," Dr. Clementine Msengi recounts her remarkable journey from surviving the Rwandan genocide to becoming an accomplished American citizen, community leader, and academic.

The Mary and John Gray Library, in collaboration with the College of Arts and Sciences, organized an event titled "Empowered Women Empowering Women" to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

In this week's episode of Ů�Ÿ������� Moment, the spotlight is on Ů�Ÿ�������'s Student Health Center (SHC) as Jayna Bonnette, the health education program coordinator, shares valuable information on the diverse range of services provided for Cardinals.

Ů�Ÿ������� announces the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients, recognizing graduates who have excelled in their careers and community service.

Dr. Kathryn Washington, an educational leadership professor at Ů�Ÿ�������, was surprised to be honored with the Margaret Montgomery Leadership Award at the Texas Council of Women School Executives (TCWSE) annual awards luncheon.

Dr. Jennifer Fagen, an associate professor of sociology, along with Dr. Jeremy Shelton and Jenna Luché-Thayer, sheds light on the challenges faced by Lyme disease patients in their article titled "Medical Gaslighting and Lyme Disease: The Patient Experience.