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April 27, 2016
Campus Clean-up on SE Campus
April 26, 2016
SE’s Democracy Commitment Club student leader Nate Wade and Vickram Dass pick up trash found around the campus as they participate in an Earth Day event April 22.
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SE students wait for more volunteers at the pond located on the south end of SE Campus.
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