We are 67% to meeting our goal! Help us reach 100% by today and help support low-income students at Valpo. Donate Here: https://t.co/OGU74ndhRm
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We are two days away from the Day of Giving! We need your help to spread the word about The Hardship fund. The more money we raise, the more students we can help! #DayOfGving#ProudToBeValpo
Day of Giving 2022 is April 6. Last year, our community generously gave more than $1 million. This year, we need your help to do it again. The Hardship fund is a new initiative established to help low-income students on our campus. We need your help to spread the word!
Today's the last day to register for the Trivia Night! All proceeds go to fund the Dr. Bill Marion First Generation Scholarship. Think you have what it takes to win the trophy? Register here: https://t.co/C0V3oqVC1K
If you are in the mood for a new book and do not mind going the distance, Semicolon Bookstore & Gallery is a Woman-owed, Black-owned business in Chicago. They have a wonderful collection of books and art and an inviting atmosphere.
From Sundown Town to Sunrise is a short documentary film wherein second-term Valparaiso City Councilman, Robert Cotton, shares reflections and thoughts about his family's historic integration of the former 'Sundown Town' that we all know and love today as our very own Valparaiso
Join Conrad Scholars Alumni where they will be speaking about their experiences with job searches, grad school, and adulting! RSVP by emailing [email protected]
What are your "must add" songs created by women musicians?
Here are some of mine...
1. Love from NGC 7318 by Barnes Blvd. & Tanerélle
2. Hey Mami by Sylvan Esso
3. Jukai by Jhené Aiko
4. Hasta la Raíz by Natalia Lafourcade
5. Glory Box by Portishead
My favorite poem by a woman poet is Phenomenal Woman by Maya Angelou. When you have time, read it if you like it, share it.
https://t.co/RmnwbNuPtc
Now it's your turn!
To celebrate Women’s History Month, the OMP will be hosting a month-long challenge. Every weekday we will post different activities to help you educate yourself about women's contribution to society, and activities you can do to celebrate the women in your life.
On November 20, 1923, the U.S. Patent Office granted Patent No. 1,475,074 to 46-year-old Garrett Morgan for his three-position traffic signal. Although Morgan did not invent the idea of a traffic signal, he was the first to have a third position between “Stop” and “Go.”-