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“I’m an immigrant, and the way that I show my gratitude for my country is by being the best public servant that I can be.”

Emily Perish and Zach Honoroff, both MPP’16, and Aida Pacheco-Applegate and David Applegate, both MPP’15, found love at Harris, and remain engaged with the University ... and each other.

“I’m an immigrant, and the way that I show my gratitude for my country is by being the best public servant that I can be.”

“A Harris MPP, combined with my operational experiences with the Army, will allow me to challenge my assumptions, think critically, and be better prepared to solve the most challenging and complex problems in our Army and military today and in the future.

“When you see so much injustice in communities around you, you want to figure out how to support and improve those communities where they are at.”

“Racism vs. Humanity: Can the Movement Transcend the Moment?” discussion was the third in a series of Harris Black History Month events, all of which center on the power of social movements.

"The word 'policy' makes me cringe," Cole writes.