This semester I have been working on a Ghana archive for the Griot. The project aims to have two major parts, part one is an archive for the Bucknell in Ghana Program (BIG). Bucknell runs a semester study abroad program… Read moreBucknell in Ghana Project
The trees have wrung themselves bare, and their bark has charred under the arcane rays of global warmings’ sun. The fall tributes of our beloved town of Lewisburg, lay aflutter on the cold concrete. Many have lost their once vibrant… Read moreO’ Say Can you See… D-I-V-E-R-S-I-T-Y
Fresh to the grounds of our sweet bubble in Lewisburg, Benjamin Barson is quickly making a name for himself amongst Bucknell’s campus. Having joined Bucknell as an Assistant Professor of Music and Affiliated Faculty in Latin American Studies in August,… Read more A New Democracy under Benjamin Barson
This past Friday, November 1st, I attended the Diversity Symposium. I went to session 3: Crafting A New Vibe: How the Zero Proof Movement Maximizes Inclusion & Belonging. Initially, I did not know what the session was going to entail,… Read moreDiversity Symposium: Crafting a New Vibe
On Thursday, October 24th, I attended the The Right To Be (Seen), Part 3 film screening. Four films were shown: Elia Mouatamid’s Maka, Laila Petrone’s The Power of the Smile, Giuseppe Briganre’s Unknown, and Nadia Kibout’s Veiled Wings. The first… Read moreThe Right to Be (Seen) 🇮🇹
On September 18, Dr. Alicia Lazarinni gave a talk on her research exploring contemporary and colonial investment in Africa. Dr. Lazarinni is an economic geographer whose interdisciplinary research engages geographical and feminist political economy, postcolonial African studies, urban studies, and… Read moreTalk with Dr. Alicia Lazarinni 🌍
