Throughout Hispanic Heritage Month, the Latino Student Alliance (LSA) is highlighting Latino excellence on campus by holding events and collaborating with other organizations. According to census.gov, the city of Troy has a 2.4% Hispanic and Latino population, which is around half of the state’s average. Troy University Department of World Languages and Cultures Chair Dr. Kelly Suero argues that this makes representation more necessary. “When …
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