With the Black Student Union (BSU) presenting “My Brother’s Keeper” themed events this month, it has caused me to really think about what that phrase really means to me in practice. I...

Every year of my twenty-one years of living in the United States I have celebrated Black History Month in some form or fashion, and have consistently been met with white people demanding their own month...

The Mid-Program Portfolio Review was a refreshing experience that allowed me to not only enjoy art, but also the artists. As a fellow Student Hornet, I couldn’t help but appreciate and adore the...

Conversations about identity were the main focus this weekend while I was at the diversity and inclusion event, Mosaic. As a student facilitator, not only was I able to encourage others to participate...

While I was at the Tim Wise lecture last Thursday, he mentioned a lot of enlightened people of color who pretty much taught him most, if not all, of what he knows about racial issues in America. Wise mentioned...

Let me be one of the first to say that true knowledge is out there, you just have to be willing to find it. This statement proves to be valid when the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and even...

Last Friday, Nina Turner, former senator of Ohio, came on campus to speak about the current state of America while also remembering Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In a short Q&A session with students...