Tending Your Own Garden proved to be a beautiful event that successfully conveyed to young women across the Bucknell campus the importance of prioritizing self-care and wellness. The event …
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An Event by Snack Break Movement Arts For today's event we traveled down to the Weis Center. Emily and Joshua Culbreath opened up with the question, “How did you first encounter Hip Hop?” …
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On Wednesday, February 25, Bucknell was visited by Genesis Butler, an Afro-Indigenous animal rights and climate activist from Long Beach, California. Genesis is the great-niece of labor leader and …
On February 11, I went to the We Were Here: The Untold Story of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe (2025) screening and Q&A with Italian-Ghanaian filmmaker Fred Kuwornu. The film unveils the …
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On Wednesday, February 4 we had the pleasure of having Dr. Edda Fields-Black discusses her book Combee. Last semester I actually had the opportunity to read her book and lead a book talk about it, so …
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Event Hosted by The Griot Institute On the 11th of February, the Griot Institute hosted a Student/Alumni Panel which gave two alumni and two current Bucknell students the opportunity to speak on …
