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AIDS Quilt Alerts Students to Dangerous Consequences

Each quilt represented a family, person, and story to symbolize the long run affects of AIDS Full story

Presentation tears down disability stereotypes

Catherine Riley, Nola Riley and Molly Riley-Cygan speak about their experiences growing up with Down syndrome as a family on Tuesday, Nov. 18.

Piscataway Tribe Dance in Honor of Native American Heritage Month

The Piscataway Tribal group showed and taught MU students dances to break stereotypes.

Alcohol offense more than slap on wrist

In light of recent incidents involving students and alcohol, officials urge students to avoid the consequences and make good decisions.

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Wish Upon A Star at MU

The annual program has helped many needy families in the area during the holiday season.


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Sports writer gives back to alma mater

Alfred Santasiere III returns to MU to sign his new coffee table book.

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