Camille Kuroiwa-Lewis
Articles
Buckley Center Art Gallery to exhibit “Greetings from Palestine”
Years ago, Portland-based artist Kathan Zerzan inherited her late father’s posters. But they weren’t the kinds of posters you’d get from music stores or movie theaters. The posters were from Jordan. In the ‘60s, she says, her father spent six months in Amman, Jordan’s capital, serving in the U.S. military. During his service, he sent home posters of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and other holy sites. He never framed them.
Campus Safety to enforce ban on motorized riding devices on campus walkways
Campus Safety officers will now enforce university traffic and student handbook prohibitions on motorized scooters and skateboards on campus walkways, according to a Sept. 29 email from Director of Campus Safety and Emergency Management Michael McNerney.
Letter from the editor: Asking questions is my job. Should it also be yours?
I applied to become a Beacon reporter not because my veins bleed words and bylines, but because I just wanted to give journalism a shot. I pitched the stories I loved, including coverage of concerts and cyclist safety, spent late nights editing in the library and now, am in charge of our little St. Mary’s newsroom.
Campus building and sign vandalized with words ‘Free Palestine’ and acronym ‘DAMPL’
Waldschmidt Hall and a University exit sign were vandalized with the painted words “Free Palestine” and acronym “DAMPL” before 7 a.m. on Saturday, June 14.
