Traducido por Evelyn Silezar Las clases de baile, Jeopardy, la comida y la camaradería cobraron vida en el atrio el 16 de abril para Blossoming Beyond Borders, un evento organizado por el Dreamer’s Club y SHPE, la Sociedad de Ingenieros Profesionales Hispanos. Los estudiantes participaron en una rifa y recibieron pines de mariposa monarca, y los asistentes tuvieron opciones de comida como wraps o pizza. Cuando todos estuvieron sentados, comenzó un juego de Jeopardy con catego

Dance lessons, Jeopardy, food and camaraderie were alive in the atrium on April 16 for Blossoming Beyond Borders, an event hosted by the Dreamer’s Club and SHPE, the Society of Professional Hispanic Engineers. Students entered a raffle and were given monarch butterfly pins and attendees had food options of wraps or pizza. When everyone was seated a game of Jeopardy started with categories such as “latinos in education,” “Wright trivia,” “Dreamers Club,” “SHPE,” and “fun trivi

“Don’t stop talking, that's the only time where we're really in danger, if people don't share their concern or expression for even those wonderful quiet things happening in their lives,” said drawing and art appreciation Professor Armin Sarrafan. Art professors and students shared the importance of art as a medium for activism and its history. “I think it's the most powerful and best way for people to convey their message, you have politicians voicing their opinions, their po