In Collaboration with Phi Lambda Theta Chapter of Chi Phi Fraternity Incorporated Jan. 2026 Devin T. Dobson, M. Education Last Thursday, January 6th, 2026, I had the opportunity to attend this …
Those We Thought We Knew: Reimagined
As you walk into the gallery, you are met with walls adorning black letters. They face you immediately, leaving space to ease you in. To your right and slightly behind you is a portrait of villagers. …
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MLK Week: Bertrand Library Special Collections Celebrates 150 Years of Black Legacy at Bucknell
The Bucknell Special Collections Department is featuring an exhibit located on the first floor of the Bertrand Library, titled “150 Years of Black Excellence, Resilience, and Impact”. The exhibit was …
MLK Week: Dissecting the Moral and Social Implications of Modern Technology
The Griot Institute co-hosted a lunch event, “Dissecting the Moral and Social Implications of Modern Technology”, as part of their Martin Luther King, Jr. week series this Wednesday, January 21. The …
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MLK Speech and Discussion: Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution
MLK Week 2026, started off strong with a viewing of Dr. King's speech, “Remaining Awake Through a Great Revolution,” which was delivered at the National Cathedral, Washington, D.C. on 31 March 1968. I …
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Afrolatinidades: Reflections from Dash Harris’ Docu-Series
Picture this. You’re walking through the streets of a Latine country in South America or the Caribbean Islands. Your skin is embraced by the warmth of the sun, your ears by the sounds of city life and …
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