Diversity Week Shows Importance of Pronouns, Respecting Them
By Megan Parker, Copy Editor
September 24, 2018
The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Union of Akron and Campus Programs sponsored “Hello! My Pronouns are…” on Wednesday, Sept. 19, to help students understand different gender identities and the importance of respecting pronouns. This event was one of several planned during Diversity Week ...
LGBTQ+ Terms to Know for Diversity Week
By Brooklyn Dennison, Editor-in-Chief
September 17, 2018
Happy Diversity Week at The University of Akron! This week is about celebrating and learning about minorities, so in the spirit of that, I am going to teach you about LGBTQIA+ terminology. As a queer person, I find that many people, especially non-queer people, do not know the meaning of words relating...
Students dive into diversity
By Sara Syed, Writer
September 14, 2015
More than 60 students attended UA student organization Wanderlust’s Dive into Diversity Night on Sept. 9, in the Student Union Ballroom. The intention of the event was to provide students with an eye-opening experience that would help them realize that everyone is more alike than different, reg...
Zips celebrate Diversity Week
By Grant Morgan, Writer
September 18, 2014
The University of Akron’s 13th annual Diversity Week, hosted by The Department of Student Life, is hosting five days of activities, entertainment, and interaction among students of different cultures. It will last from September 15 to September 19. “The goal of Diversity Week is to give increased...
To: World From: Akron
September 27, 2012
Written by: Zaina Salem Sharing a personal message with the world became reality to many students at the University of Akron. In the midst of Diversity Week, students of different races, religions, and ethnicities lined up in the Student Union with the same intention: to inspire others. It all started with...
Dear world events end with one final presentation
September 25, 2012
Written by: Alex Didato The Dear World last week brought together students and faculty in sharing what message they would like the world to know. Students of all majors and backgrounds gathered in front of the Student Union Starbucks to write messages on their arms that they thought would give hope ...
