Asher Woolridge

Racial strife has been in the news this past year. Police and minority populations have clashed in cities like Ferguson, Missouri, and New York City. Texas State, though, has enjoyed relative calm. In this Bobcat Update, Asher Woolridge takes a look at how student diversity has contributed to greater understanding.

Violent confrontations are cause for concern, but students at Texas State are reasonably assured that such incidents won't happen here. Student Joseph Chrieien says communities hold much of the responsibility for how their citizens get along.
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Faculty members recognize the importance of having students feel comfortable in their learning environment. Assistant Dean of Students, Ishmael Amaya, says the minority population has grown significantly since he arrived here several years ago.
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Students, like Veronica Ramirez, appreciate the diversity at Texas State. She says she likes the abundance of cultures and finds a social atmosphere that she enjoys.
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Over the years the minority populations at Texas State have found acceptance. Apparently the university embraces diversity.
For Bobcat Update, I'm Asher Woolridge.