The people of the Central Valley can’t get enough fresh food, even though they live in the nation’s produce basket  Imagine working in one of the vastest agricultural lands in the world; farming and cultivating mass amounts of produce for others, while having little to no food available for you and your own family. Would [...]

On Thursday night, McLaren Hall was home to USF’s second MELA event, where six USF clubs each brought a different social injustice cause to the forefront of discussions among the hundreds of students in attendance. The Indian Student Organization (ISO) spearheaded the event that featured South Asian food, traditional dances and music, and speeches by USF students and professors. The ISO’s main issue was the pollution in India.