Avera described the rarity of finding an Ethiopian Jew on Monday night.
Engaging Islam: Yale Professor Talks God, Human Will
Gerhard Bowering talked about the importance of God in Muslims everyday life on Wednesday afternoon.
‘Be Brave, Be Bold:’ Swift Advises Students Interested in Politics
Rather than talking about the issues she was passionate about, the media criticized Swift’s appearance and marital status during her term.
Trump Has Introduced Unusual Challenges to Campaign Coverage, Says NYT Reporter
Pat Healy was questioned about the New York Times political bias, but has never felt news meetings to be liberally or conservatively centered.
End the Syrian Civil War, Don’t Win It, Says Activist, Writer
Bennis blames the conflict on the increasing militarization of U.S. foreign policy.
‘What Exactly Is the Crime?’ Paula Findlen Talks About the Life of Galileo
Despite popular belief, it was not Galileo who first proposed the heliocentric view, Findlen said.
CDBC Members to Travel to New Hampshire, Canvass for Clinton
The trip is being paid for by NARAL Pro-Choice America, a 501(c) organization that fights restrictions on abortion.
Christine Chavez Talks Relationship With Grandfather, Labor Equality
When Chavez was young, she did not have family picnics. Instead, she had family protests.
CJBC Holds Week-Long Demonstration for Divestment
This is the fourth consecutive year CJBC has pushed for the University to divest from fossil fuels.
With One Month to Go, College Democrats and College Republicans Talk Upcoming Election
Students talked about the presidential nominees and a variety of other issues, including global warming, LGBTQ rights, and ISIS.