by Devon Lantry
Just under a month after the Associated Students of American Jewish University (ASAJU) fall election, the hard work of the board members is yielding enthusiastic participation from the student body and great student events. Read more »
by Zohar Granott
Edith Campbell, suffragette, in 1910. Photo: Library of Congress
A mere 90 years ago, women were prohibited from voting. Until 86 years ago, Native Americans were barred from voting. Only 46 years ago, the poor were excluded from voting due to a poll tax. Until 1965, many racial minorities were not allowed to vote. And at long last, in 1971, the Twenty-sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution stated that all adults above the age of 18 could vote. Read more »
by Devon Lantry
For the first time in over a year, the Associated Students of American Jewish University (ASAJU) has successfully elected a student to fill every position available. Read more »
Kosher "American" food. Photo: Jon Wiley.
by Zohar Granott
In a city of half a million Jews, Kosher food is not hard to come by, not to mention that most of it is fairly good! But here at AJU, students may tend to forget that. With that in mind, we’ve got some local recommendations for students in search of a Kosher nosh. Read more »
by Chronicle Staff
And so it is. The Casiano Chronicle has made it from the imagination of six AJU students all the way to your screen. We are sending your way a fresh, online version of our newspaper with articles, photos, podcasts and videos that will rock your world!
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