1930s: International students organize, launching a tradition of global citizenship 

Erica De Guzman
January 1, 1997

The student body includes a significant contingent of international students from the Philippines and Japan. The students launch campus groups such as the Filipino Circle to support each other and to increase awareness. A student commitment to organizing is born, establishing a tradition of activism and embrace of global citizenship. 

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