Kieron Dwayne Sargeant is a multifaceted artist, choreographer, performer, drummer, dance researcher, and educator hailing from Trinidad and Tobago. His extensive career is rooted in the exploration …
MLK Week: “Agree to Disagree” with Susan Jordan
On January 29th, I attended a seminar, “Agree to Disagree”, hosted by Susan Jordan, as part of the MLK week activities. Jordan's presentation on engaging in cordial disagreement accomplishes a direct …
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“Songs of Survival: A Griot is the Living Archive of African American Singing”
During the week honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., this tradition felt especially alive. Dr. King’s leadership in the Civil Rights Movement both made him a global symbol of liberation or justice, …
Black Arts Fest 2025
Black Arts Fest is a week dedicated to celebrating Black students on Bucknell’s campus. It is a week full of creative events hosted by the Black Student Union executive board during which the black …
A Global “Freedom Now”: Transnational Genealogies and Receptions of MLK’s Philosophy
Do movements need heroes? Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy in the United States is well known, but his philosophy was never only domestic. King considered freedom globally and weighed in on …
Black Arts Fest Fashion Show
As I walked inside Larrison dining hall, bright lights illuminated the room. Although the lights were shining in my eyes, the aroma of food quickly grabbed my attention; steaming pastelitos and egg …

