How will we, as a community, answer? 📞 This has been a thought-provoking week as many of us have spent the time processing the series of events that took place January 6, 2021. As the day unfolded, we witnessed a number of acts. Voters in the state of Georgia elected Rev. Dr. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, as the first African American and first Jewish senators, respectively, who will represent the state in the U.S. Senate. We also watched, many in disbelief, an open assault on our country’s democracy and an unashamed display of white supremacy, systemic racism, and politics, stoked by false rhetoric. These unimaginable and despicable efforts to vandalize our Capitol, menace our elected leaders and desecrate our nation’s democratic process were abhorrent. And, as the day ended, the U.S. Congress fulfilled its Constitutional duty and certified the results of the November election naming Joseph R. Biden, President-elect and Kamala Harris, Vice President-elect. It is our hope that starting now, we, as Cyclones, will begin talking and teaching about the events of yesterday in honest ways. If we are indeed loyal and forever true to the ideals of a welcoming and inclusive community, the fierce urgency of now is calling for us to set an unwavering and higher standard in true and honest ways. This urgency of now must lead, guide, and direct us if we are desirous of overcoming the historical and divisive biases in our larger society and local community. We, in the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs remain committed to supporting our students during this challenging time and in the days to come. If you want to discuss the events that have taken place in recent days or if you need assistance throughout the course of the semester, we are here for you. 
Let's Hope 2021 is Just a Crewmate. Happy New Year!! 
Congratulations Fall Class of 2020!! MSA is so proud of all of you and recognizes all your hard work! 
Happy Indigenous Heritage Month!!! 
Graduation Recognition is Virtual this year. Check out the link in our bio to see highlights of our graduating seniors, award announcements, and some great speeches! 
Happy Indigenous Heritage Month! Check out this highlight of Elouise Cobell! 
Happy Indigenous Heritage Month! Check out this highlight of historical figure Sitting Bull. 
Looking for spaces on campus to study? MSA has your back! Here are a few study spaces recommended by your favorite APEX graduate student, Alex Gustafson. 
Happy Indigenous Heritage Month! Check out this highlight of historical figure Sacagawea.