Southern Café Holding Soft Opening This Week

Rebecca Munday Staff Writer This week the Southern Café is having a soft opening with limited menu items from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., while supplies last. On Nov. 12 they closed just after 2 p.m. because they ran out of food. It was suggested to get to the café early to ensure you get […]

DACA Rally

Students gathered in front of the Student Union in support of American immigration policy Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) on Tuesday, November 12. According to Wikipedia, DACA allows some individuals with unlawful presence in the United States after being brought to the country as children to receive a renewable two-year period of deferred action from […]

ISO Celebrates Culture with Taste of the World

Rachel Hammond, Staff Writer For many students, international travel is not an option. However, the International Student Organization (ISO) brought culture to campus with Taste of the World on Wednesday, Nov. 6. The event took place in the Residential Plaza from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Students gathered to try food and activities that represented countries from […]

Student Profile: Demetrius Hurst

A First-Generation Student Jason Chapman, Staff Writer Pursuing a degree of any kind is no easy task. If you’re a first-generation college student, it takes even more of a resilient nature than the secondary school graduate that was groomed for college from the start. Graduating with a college degree is solely up to the person […]

An Interview with the President

Marrero Talks Spring Commencement, FYE Program and Reflects on His First Semester as President Madison Watkins, Editor-in-Chief Last week, the Inkwell interviewed with University President Dr. Kyle Marrero for the last time this semester, and discussed spring commencement, the FYE program, the future of this campus and his thoughts about how his first semester as […]