Brothers of SigEp at UNI are staying connected through the “Race to Richmond”, a new initiative to encourage our brothers to get outside and keep their bodies “sound” despite the havoc sparked by the coronavirus.
Race to Richmond: Brotherhood in the Face of Crisis
Watch Your Mouth: Using Language as Activism
The purpose of this article is to show how language can be used to not only support but also as an act of activism. Outlined are a few different ways that language can be used to support survivors of sexual assault: to affirm a survivor’s reality, to check-in, and to create space for all survivors.
Sound Mind Series: Art Looking Inward
The Philosophy of Aesthetics: What is art and what makes something “good” art?
Sound Mind Series: An Exploration Into the Diamond-Water Paradox
Brother Hugh Zehr explores the Diamond Water Paradox and discusses the different theories on why Diamonds are perceived as more valuable than water.