BSA celebrates culture with annual soul food cookout

November 19, 2017 by Hannah Null

The Black Students Association held its annual Soul Food Cookout.

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Dr. Phil Schubert, university president, confirmed the university's plans to start the spring semester on time and give students spring break from March 8-12. Read more below:
https://acuoptimist.com/2020/10/spring-break-and-class-schedules-confirmed-for-upcoming-semester/

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"Take time for yourself, make self care a priority and we’ll all get through the next few weeks, one iced coffee at a time." Read more from Assistant Managing Editor Sydney Varner below:
https://acuoptimist.com/2020/10/staying-healthy-and-happy-self-care-in-a-crazy-semester/

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Dr. Phil Schubert, university president, confirmed the university's plans to start the spring semester on time and give students spring break from March 8-12. Read more below: ...

Spring break and class schedules confirmed for upcoming semester - Optimist

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Phil Schubert, president of the university, confirmed details regarding next semester’s schedule including plans for spring break in an email sent to students and parents on Oct. 5. Regarding the beginning of the semester, Schubert said that the semester will begin on time. “We have decided to s...

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"Take time for yourself, make self care a priority and we’ll all get through the next few weeks, one iced coffee at a time." Read more from Assistant Managing Editor Sydney Varner below: ...

Staying healthy and happy: Self-care in a crazy semester - Optimist

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As week eight of classes started Monday, the stress of the semester has started to completely set in. Tests are harder, homework is longer, Zoom classes are still frustrating and sleep is slowly becoming less and less consistent. College is hard, there’s no doubt about that. The late night, cram p...

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