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Colleges Should Promote and Defend Student Voting
Since the founding of the Republic, American higher education institutions have seen one of their roles as preparing students to become engaged citizens. -Huffington Post
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Mountain College Students Get On-Campus Voting, Turnout In Record Numbers
College students in Western North Carolina are disproving the age-old notion that they just don’t vote. -WCQS
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Making More Votes Count
With each registration, the Stony Brook VE team are doing what they can to combat voter apathy. -The Green Gazette
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Early Voting Comes to Western Carolina University
One-Stop early voting is coming to Western Carolina University for the first time. -News 13 WLOS
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WCU Students Rank High in Primary Voting, Look for Even Better Turnout this Fall
WCU students were second among North Carolina colleges and universities with a 37 percent turnout for the primary. General voter response across the state was 36 percent. -The Reporter
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A Civil Rights Legacy
David Goodman, President of The Andrew Goodman Foundation, reflects on the closure of the investigation into the '64 Mississippi Burning murders.
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Murder that Shook America Still Relevant 52 Years Later | HuffPost
If you had black skin in Mississippi in 1964 your right to vote was not recognized. Voting was a privilege, and one only granted to white people. That is why my brother, Andrew Goodman, headed down to Mississippi.
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The Andrew Goodman Foundation Wins 8th Annual Morgan Stanley U.S. Strategy Challenge
Morgan Stanley Employees Deliver More Than 8,000 Hours of Pro Bono Counsel to Nine Nonprofits During 10-Week Program. -Morgan Stanley
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Will Young Sanders Backers Stay and Steer Democrats Leftward?
The San Francisco Chronicle features Sarah Funes, UC Berkeley Ambassador, for leading non-partisan voter engagement efforts.
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Simpson College Ambassador Wins Fulbright
Ambassador MacKenzie Bills is awarded Fulbright to teach in Malaysia.
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