Pencil and Paper helped Alyaa Dawood ’20 Survive an Unimaginable Childhood Journey
For Alyaa Dawood ’20, a visual and performing arts senior working to complete her student thesis drawings, pencil and paper symbolize even more than the tools necessary to create her artwork. They . . .
WSU Community Members to Build Bikes out of Bamboo over Break
A collaborative project to build four bamboo bicycles over three days in January will bring together intergenerational teams of students, alumni, and local refugee artisans to create reliable . . .
Urban Studies Renames Institute to Focus on Action
Haven’t heard of the Urban Action Institute yet? The name may be new but the initiative has deep roots on campus. It was known as the Intergenerational Urban Institute and was founded by Professor . . .
Sociology Major Shares His Experience as a Liberian Refugee
WSC student Jenkins Macedo gave a talk, "From a Refugee Camp Experience to a New Life in the U.S.," on November 20, as part of the Diversity Lecture Series. On December 24, 1989, Macedo and his . . .
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