Diego Barahona

The life of a college student revolves around few things other than social life, academic life and general health, namely food. While some may be quick to assume that Deep East Texas has nothing more to bring then American, barbecue, and Mexican restaurants, there are plenty of hidden delicacies, as long as you’re willing to get past an unexpected façade.

News stories across the U.S. are highlighting the impact on minority communities as the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement increases its patrol and presence. For students at SFA, where minority groups make up about 45% of the student population, those effects spread on campus and in students’ hometowns. Although these minority groups comprise less than half the student body, they have started to advocate for their interest on campus.