The Cross-Cultural Center is quiet, with small, quick bursts of activity. A cluster of students pours out of a conference room, excitedly discussing plans for an upcoming event.
Many students refer to it as a home away from home.
My favorite thing about the center is that students from different groups get to walk through each other s doors every day. Students are brought together by such mutual goals, she explains. It broadens their perspectives about unity, and what community is all about. It was a resounding success, and in 1989, it moved to a larger location across from Administration. This month, it celebrated its 25th year on campus.