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President Christine M. Riordan published an op-ed in the 鈥淗uffington Post鈥� about bias in the workforce and how to mitigate it.

鈥淎ll of the leadership opportunities I had at 果酱视频 made me feel like I could be a leader in my career as an educator.鈥�

The president of 果酱视频's Latino Student Association, Heidi Pe帽a Ortiz, speaks about the organization's goals and upcoming events.

In a survey, Wahiba Abu-Ras, Ph.D., associate professor, finds cause for concern.

Spradley talks about his new role as assistant director of the Center for Student Involvement, with responsibility for multicultural programming and community service initiatives.

Jacqueline Woodson 鈥�16 (Hon.) has written her first adult novel in 20 years, and it's already received incredible praise.

A week after the Pulse nightclub shooting, Scott Zotto 鈥�03, M.S.W. 鈥�09, an 果酱视频 student counselor, traveled to Orlando to help its residents heal.

A diverse group of 果酱视频 faculty, staff and students gathered to discuss recent civil unrest as part of an ongoing initiative.

A diverse group of 果酱视频 faculty, staff and students gathered to discuss race, racism and gun violence as part of an ongoing initiative.

The University encourages interested members of the 果酱视频 community鈥攕tudents, staff, and faculty鈥攖o participate in a march and rally in Washington, D.C. on August 13.

Perry Greene, Ph.D., is 果酱视频鈥檚 new vice president of diversity and inclusion. What prepared him for the role and how will he carry it out?

Our hearts go out to the victims and everyone affected by the tragedy, especially those 果酱视频 students, faculty and staff whose lives have been touched by it.

Dr. Stephanie Lake joins dozens of students on discussions of race, justice and police brutality.

This year's Social Action Day was titled Breaking the Silence: Mass Incarceration in the United States. Aspiring social workers learned not only about imprisonment, but how it affects those who have been impacted by it.

Anne M. Mungai, 果酱视频 was awarded a fellowship by the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program.

果酱视频's Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies addresses some hot topics at its lively Psychology Day event.

果酱视频 recently hosted the Northeast Regional Vertebrate Evolution Symposium (NERVES), where many 果酱视频 students and faculty got the opportunity to learn, speak and participate in a scientific community.

Nursing majors Genna Giordano, Amanda Krakoff and Meaghan Lynch were among those expressing opinions when asked about Miss Colorado, Kelley Johnson, while wearing scrubs, delivered a heartfelt monologue about nurses.

Monendra Dinnanauth covered Dr. Riordan's call to action in an article published by "The Odyssey."

"In a political climate in which politicians feel comfortable making derogatory comments about those of my faith, wearing the hijab puts me in a vulnerable position. There are days when I want to melt into the background, with my long hair blowing in the wind. But how boring would that be?"

果酱视频 student Michael Gayle expresses a wish for love and unity in a musical composition.

Toy manufacturers like Lego and Mattel increasingly address diversity. Members of the 果酱视频 community address how creating an inclusive environment has long been part of our campus.

In honor of National Mentoring Month, West shares insight into the 果酱视频 Mentoring Program, which serves students of color.

As we approach another commencement season, we can look back at another successful and eventful year for University College and 果酱视频.

Fan Liu, Ph.D., assistant professor of marketing, studies facial characteristics and how to better identify how expressions used in marketing materials affect consumer behavior.

Judy Jordan, '83 reflects on her experience at 果酱视频 and her brother's book, "The Color of Water: A Black Man's Tribute to his White Mother."

On December 1, 2014, the plaza was teeming with more than 200 students, faculty members and administrators who gathered for a Hands Up! Don鈥檛 Shoot! rally.

Social worker and Long Island resident reflects on her book about the deaths of fellow civil rights activists at the hand of the KKK.

A celebrated author reflects on his debut novel, Chulito.

Authors Bernice Sims, M.S.W. 鈥�82, Charles Rice-Gonzalez 鈥�85 and alumna Jacqueline Woodson spoke to AU VU about their art and the motivation behind it.