What is the right thing to do when a teenager commits a crime? What makes teens commit murder? The Center for Just and Caring Communities hosted a preview screening Feb. 15 of a documentary that brings to light some of the issues surrounding juveniles. […]
Mary Anne Poe introduced speaker Craig Stewart as “personally inspiring,” during a symposium Nov. 15. Stewart is from Cape Town, South Africa, and is the executive director of an organization that works with churches in response to poverty and injustice.
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Dodgeballs fly about the gym as contestants scramble to avoid incoming agents of “death,” or in this case, “getting out.” Twelve teams came out to play in the Social Work Department’s annual dodgeball tournament, but more importantly to support “Canstruction.” […]
“Canstruction” is a nationwide competition the citizens of Jackson take part in every year around October to help contribute to the fight against hunger by raising awareness. Organizations in Jackson compete against one another to make the best structure out of canned food. […]
For a divorced, single mother with three children and a part-time job at night in the hospital, bills are high and money is low. This scenario is only a glimpse into one life stuck in the cycle of poverty. Each year, the Social Work Department puts on a Poverty Simulation. This year the event took place on Sept. 14. […]
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