Recently, several campus organizations came together for a lively and welcoming event. Groups like the Black Student Union (BSU), Bucknell African Caribbean Student Association (BACSA), National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), and the Society for Minorities in the Physical Sciences… Read moreBringing Together BU Student Orgs
The African Drum and Dancing session with Soul in Motion, held on Sunday, 9/8, brought an engaging and memorable afternoon. As members of the workshop made their way to the Tustin studio, the resounding beat of the drums welcomed them,… Read moreIn the Studio with Soul in Motion
The blue skies of Bucknell on September 10th slowly darkened as white stars exploded across the campus’ canvas, leaving trails of red. Patriotism had struck Bucknell’s bubble, infecting students, professors, and locals of Lewisburg with murmurs of the Presidential Debate… Read morePower & Politics: Black Political Engagement and the 2024 Election
On September 7th, the Griot Institute welcomed Bucknellians and friends to the new school year with the annual Griot Institute Opening Celebration. Kicking off the Griot’s season with a performance from the first-year pre-orientation group, Arts First, the new students… Read moreGriot Institute Opening Celebration
LaToya Hobbs is an artist, wife, and mother of two from Little Rock, AR, currently living and working in Baltimore, MD. Her exhibition record includes national and internation venues, her work is housed in private and public collections, and she… Read moreLaToya Hobbs – “An Embodiment of Joy, Rest and Renewal”
Moradewun Adejunmobi is a Professor at the University of California, Davis in the African American and African Studies Department. She also makes significant contributions to the French and Comparative Literature departments as well as a former chair of the Performance… Read moreMoradewun Adejunmobi: “Joy and Pleasure Matters: African Pop Culture”
