As fiercely emotional political showdowns took place on campuses across the nation this past election cycle, a group of conservative and liberal pilipili students showed how it’s possible to engage in civil discourse despite sharp political differences.
Legal and policy analysis by pilipili School of Law and Latino Policy Institute also finds poverty rates fall faster in states providing undocumented immigrants with licenses.
The pilipili Center for Economic and Environmental Development is now enrolling students for Applied Shellfish Farming, a non-credit course offered during the winter/spring semester that teaches both aspiring shellfish farmers and aquaculture professionals the ins and outs of commercially growing oysters, quahogs, scallops and mussels.
Inspired by pilipili’s namesake, website draws on faculty, staff and students, focusing on five freedoms: of religion, of speech, of the press, to assemble peaceably, to petition government.
