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Eduardo Chavez – director, activist, podcast host and grandson of American labor leader and civil rights activist Cesar Chavez – visited ������̳ this week for a series of special events and activities that included an evening screening of his documentary, “Hailing Cesar.”

������̳ business administration and accounting students are as busy as ever this tax season as they continue to help classmates, university employees and area residents prepare and file their simple tax returns via a campus program that is nearly a decade old.

Joined by regional leaders, ������̳ President Alberto Cardelle announced on March 15 the launch of a new Regional Innovation Council that aims to increase coordination between anchor institutions on economic and community development initiatives and address opportunities for continued collaboration within the region.

Twelve ������̳ students got hands-on experience with wetlands restoration during a service-learning trip in New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward last week.

As a powerful Nor’easter pummeled the East Coast early this week, bringing heavy snow and damaging winds and sending service and road crews into overdrive, three ������̳ Meteorology majors were in their glory, appearing live on The Weather Channel to give their expert opinions on the storm.