Co-president of ACS and visual senior Kaitlyn Chen

“Asian is a very broad term because you have South Asia, and Southeast Asia, and East Asia, and even within these different regions, there’s a lot of cultural and ethnic diversity, so being a part of ACS really helps you bring unity and meet other cultures and learn and experience things you might not have before.”

Co-president of BSU and communications senior Jasmine Mullings

“Membership isn’t limited to being Black. So inherently, you get to learn a lot of different perspectives. But you’re also learning about people in your own school that you may not have met otherwise, and so you get to feel a lot closer with your school community and just kind of hav(e) this sense of pride and unity as you’re walking around campus.”

Co-president of LHHC and vocal senior Angelina Castillo

“This year for our Multicultural Show, our theme is ‘celebrations,’ which I think is a really big part of unity (and) being together. Everyone has something in common, whether we come from a different country or not.”

Co-president of JSU and vocal senior Rebecca Lesser

“It brings together a lot of different people who don’t come from the same backgrounds. It gives everyone an opportunity to learn about each other. People learn about Judaism and their traditions in history.”