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Photos: ‘What’s a Caucus?’ lures crowd of students, national media

JACOB BULLINGTON
Jan 27, 2016

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE BY JAKE BULLINGTON

Around 200 students and over 50 members of the media, national and international, gathered in Shivers Practice facility Wednesday night for an event demonstrating the caucusing process for both Democratic and Republican parties.

A full story covering the event will be in The Times-Delphic’s print edition Wed. Feb. 3.

PHOTOS: JESSICA LYNK | NEWS EDITOR

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