Nora Higgins is a senior from Brandon, Iowa majoring in English and education studies & human relations and minoring in theatre arts.

Karah Kluck is a senior from Plover, Wisconsin majoring in communication sciences and disorders.

Megan Kurth is a senior from Grimes, Iowa majoring in communications with a nonprofit leadership and philanthropy certificate.

Meghan Funk is a fourth year from Underwood, Iowa majoring in mathematics with a specialization in biostatistics and a minor in chemistry.

Grace Aldrin is a senior from Chicago, Illinois majoring in communications and minoring in rhetoric.

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No matter where you are on campus and no matter when you have a few moments to grab a bite to eat, a snack, or a cup of coffee, you’re never far from a place that can offer exactly what you need. Check out these nine spots where you can grab a bite to eat between classes.

Microaggressions are everyday verbal or nonverbal snubs or insults. They can be intentional or unintentional, and communicate hostile or negative messages to a targeted individual or marginalized group. The three types of microaggressions are: microassault, microinsult, and micro-invalidation. Microaggression is commonly around thethemes of race, sexual orientation, disability, socioeconomic status, gender, environment, academics, and religion.