Let’s be honest: the spring semester can feel like a drag. You’re probably juggling a million things—between academics, extracurriculars, and personal commitments—and the weather can’t decide if it’s spring or winter. On top of that, the clock is ticking to… Read moreDisasters in Paradise
In university, you are used to your professor at the front of a classroom—telling you what to do, grading you, and mentoring you, depending on how comfortable you feel with them. This dynamic, rooted in colonial forms of education, often… Read moreNew Faculty Welcome Lunch
“No matter what you do to us, you could never take my joy away from me.” In honor of Black Women’s History events, the film screening in my mother’s garden was organized. Here is a recap! The film was a… Read moreFilm Review: “In My Mother’s Garden”
African joy, language and identity with Dr. Moradewun Adejunmobi “ Ask Dr. Fourshey for all them Praises to give background information about our interviewee ” “Ma chérie fait tes valises, on va quitter la street, J’ai fait du bénéf’ qu’on… Read moreBy the Fireplace: A Conversation w/ Dr.Moradewun Adejunmobi
This is the first in a 4- series movie screening. My elders always told me: “Education is one thing no one can take away from you.”Unfortunately, this was one of the things that the black residents at Drew were robbed… Read moreFilm Screening: Brown vs Board of Education: Integration of Schools in Drew, Mississippi 🎥
The lovely ladies, Reverend Angela Jones and her sister, Dr. Alisha Lola Jones, graced us with their presence on Sunday, the 21st of January, 2024. It was such a heartwarming experience that two sisters shared the podium, singing their hearts… Read moreSinging Social Justice
