There are nonfiction writers and journalists. And then there are storytellers. Memories of a Rural Boyhood. Hear how growing up poor on a Georgia farm in 1924 informed a leader's values. Hispanic students question the core requirement of Western Traditions.
Administrators wrestle with recruitment and retention.
In this three-part series, women speak about what bothers them, professors talk about the lack of minorities on the faculty, and everyone tries to find some common ground. By Becky Bosshart Dying to know but afraid to ask Talking about race between people of different color can be delicate. In Nevada, a state not known for its diversity, it can be doubly so. Zephyr reporter Merlyn Oliver examines her own nervousness about the topic even as she tries to find out what diversity really means for Reno's news professionals. It's starting to for a lot of students who don't have resident status, especially those from abroad.