November 21, 2019 by David Mitchell Leave a Comment

Daylon Franklin, sophomore art major, pretends to play the trumpet. (Photo by David Mitchell)

About David Mitchell

My name is David Mitchell, and I am a senior psychology major from Dallas, Texas. I have always had a passion for photography and videography, and enjoy sharing my perspectives with others.

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The Optimist @acuoptimist·

"ResLife had to handle dorms without power, water and burst pipes. We saw them communicate and lead like no other during these challenging times." Read more from Sports Videographer Tavian Miles below:
https://acuoptimist.com/2021/02/unsung-heroes-of-the-winter-storm/

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The Optimist @acuoptimist·

24 Feb

Despite challenges created by COVID-19, freshman and sophomore retention numbers are holding with a minor decrease from fall to spring. Read more below:
https://acuoptimist.com/2021/02/freshman-and-sophomore-retention-numbers-comparable-to-2020/

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The Optimist

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Unsung heroes of the winter storm - Optimist

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A lot of us did not expect to have a pre-spring break in the middle of February, but ultimately that’s what happened as a whole university. “The winter storm displaced many of us, and forced us out of our daily routine.” Now, it wasn’t an actual spring break because of what happened across t...

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The Optimist

1 day ago

Despite challenges created by COVID-19, freshman and sophomore retention numbers are holding with a minor decrease from fall to spring. Read more below: ...

Freshman and sophomore retention numbers comparable to 2020 - Optimist

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Freshman and sophomore retention numbers are holding with a minor decrease from fall to spring according to an email from Dr. Schubert. Despite challenges presented by COVID-19, retention rates are holding slightly above 90%. “Freshman retention is holding at 90.5% from fall to spring (compared to...

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