Social Justice Lecture: Rev. Sharon Risher
February 22, 2018
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On June 17, 2015, nine people were shot and killed inside the Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston,
On June 17, 2015, nine people were shot and killed inside the Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston,
It is February and the Parade of Confections is making its way back around to the Houghton-Hancock area. This event
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A visionary who aspires global change that reflects the sense of adventure of the great explorers of the past. An
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Well-known for bringing popular, affordable movies to campus every weekend, Film Board has been an important part of campus culture
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With Winter Carnival just around the corner, it is worthwhile to look back on the history of Michigan Technological University.
Like every year, Tech welcomes all its students to the grandiose festival of Winter Carnival, full to the brim with
