It's just a way for students here to show pride in the FFA. The officers picked something different for them to wear and do every day.

We're very proud of our students. They've worked really hard and they've accomplished a lot.

The students have been practicing for their speeches since January. We opened the speech contest to any FFA student who wanted to participate. Last year, only two finalists entered the contest.

It is a dream come true. I see the excitement on the students' faces and can only imagine the possibilities for growth that Hillel will have in their new home.

Students today are going to college with a lot more valuable articles than their parents did it can add up. Parents need to make a decision about whether they want to take a chance with that.

The mural was significant because students used the mural as a rallying point [and] as a symbol of Latino pride and Latino struggles to make the experience of future Latino students at the University better. I started the ceiling and left it unfinished thinking that maybe someday I could come back and finish the ceiling.