Students were invited to view a film and learn about the Liberty in North Korea (LiNK) on Oct. 3 at Northridge campus.
Crowds gathered for the Big Texas Rally for Recovery to bring together individuals and groups from all over Texas to celebrate those who are living successfully in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction and to send a message to those who have not yet found recovery that hope is out there on Oct. 1 at the State Capitol.
A vast majority of the crowd was clad in glamorous and unique attire for the Lady Gaga themed benefit Gagarazzi, Sept. 30 at The Highball. Gagarazzi organizers Haylan Teel and Dena Greenwalt said they raised about $2,500 in proceeds from the event, which were donated to LGBT nonprofit advocacy group Equality Texas.
Austin City Limits Festival review
It was a weekend of monumental moments from beginning to end. The 10th anniversary of Austin City Limits Festival proved to be epic and highlighted such acts as Kanye West, Stevie Wonder, Foster the People, Skrillex, Aracde Fire, and many more.
Over 130 band performed at the sold out festival Sept. 16-18 at Zilker Park where the rain Gods let up and showered festival goers with welcomed bursts of light showers.
Artists, graphic designers, and everything in between showcased their work at this year's STAPLE! Independent Media Expo on March 5 and 6 at Marchesa Hall. This was the first year the annual event was held on two dates instead of one, giving the opportunity for more guest speakers and panels.
Board selects three finalists to replace retiring President Stephen Kinslow
Three finalists were selected at a board meeting on March 7 to replace current Austin Community College (ACC) President and CEO Stephen Kinslow who announced last year that he will be retiring this summer.
Students came out to mingle, sing, dance and eat free food as part of this semester's Unity Jam Festival held on March 1 and 2 at all campuses in order to celebrate cultural diversity. The festival, hosted by the Student Life Office, exposed students to a variety of cultures and promoted unity among different cultural backgrounds.
On March 2, 1836, Texas declared its independence from Mexico and 175 years later, Austin Community College students and staff celebrated that independence on March 2 at Eastview Campus. The celebration, Texas Independence Day Multicultural Celebration, was hosted by ACC's Center for Student Political Studies (CSPS) in conjunction with the Center for Public Policy and Political Studies (CPPPS), and the history department.
Organizations, students gather to discuss, express concern over Texas State Board of Education curriculum changes
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