Community Action Board launches grant program for student groups
The ASSU’s Community Action Board (CAB) recently launched a grants initiative to fund programming that promotes more extensive collaboration between diverse groups on campus.
The ASSU’s Community Action Board (CAB) recently launched a grants initiative to fund programming that promotes more extensive collaboration between diverse groups on campus.
At a forum held last night in Roble Hall, members of the Stanford community gathered to discuss this year’s Gaieties performance, the student-run production put on by the Ram’s Head Theatrical Society the week before Big Game.
The point is that these moments are not ones to simply let pass by and repeat themselves year after year. It is an opportunity for each group to understand where others are coming from and to learn and grow from these different perspectives…
In response to content they found offensive and insensitive, four staff members and 32 residents of Ujamaa walked out of the last Gaieties performance of Big Game Week on Nov. 19, prompting plans of talks between the two parties to discuss concerns and how to move forward.
At Stanford, there are four ethnic themed houses: Casa Zapata; Ujamaa, the African-American themed house; Okada, the Asian-American themed house; and Muwekma-Ta-Ruk, the Native American themed house.