For much of a pass play primary-shot angles, fans are limited to watching a confined area of the field, the vicinity around the quarterback, leaving the pass catchers and defensive backs hidden out of camera shot.

For students and younger audiences, this lesson couldn’t be more urgent. The voices you listen to—journalists, comedians, commentators—shape how you understand the world. When any of those voices vanish, whether by design or by default, your perspective narrows.

While some students said they were surprised to learn about the shutdown, one Suffolk professor anticipates elected officials will come to a compromise once the results of the first related opinion polls come in.

In addition to salsa music from La Sonora 495, students enjoyed photo opportunities, face painting, cultural displays and giveaways.

Sara Lopez Garcia, the Suffolk student who, after being detained by ICE, received an outpouring of support from the SCCC community, discusses with Cynthia Eaton, her former 2024 ENG101 professor, the events that led her to eventually self-deport.