Honduras

Pupusas and patria

The goal of the St. Louis Greater Hispanic Festival was largely focused on community building and celebration, and the funds raised during the festival will go to scholarships for college-bound students and underserved children.

| Staff Writer

Habitat for Humanity, Global Brigades allow students to make a difference on alternative spring break trips

By the time spring break arrives, many students are feeling burned out and in need of a much-deserved escape from papers and exams. Yet while some choose to venture to laid-back lake houses or breezy, boozy beaches (read: the notorious Panama City Beach), others opt for trips that will help greater charitable causes.

Claudia Vaughan | Senior Scene Editor

Wash. U. students leave a lasting mark: global brigades in Honduras

This winter break, riding in the back of a pickup truck along a bumpy mountain road in Honduras, a small team of Wash. U. students visited the home of a victim of yellow fever. An old woman had come into the village to get medication for her son, and we decided to send a group to her home to see the conditions for ourselves.

The WUSTL Medical and Dental Brigadiers

Honduras: Coup d’état sets precedent for democratic process

On June 28, 2009, President Manuel Zelaya of Honduras was forcibly ousted from office by the Honduran armed forces through a coup d’état, under the direction of the Honduran Supreme Court.

Isaac Amon | Staff Columnist

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