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Kent State junior Jinre Holman speaks out about her experience with microaggresions, which are commonplace slurs or racial phrases that often go unnoticed.

The power of words

Michael Lopick
April 7, 2014

Collegiate Business Association host minority professional development conference

Michael Lopick
March 16, 2014
Term instructor of Pan-African studies Olu Manns (left) performs on stage with students from his Cultural Expressions class. Manns was quoted "On the One" referring to the diversity of students in his class being brought together from nations all across the world during the 19th annual African Night, Friday, March 14, 2014.

Annual African Night celebrates African culture through food and dance

Michael Lopick
March 16, 2014
Gameday anlyst and 1991 Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard speaks at the second annual M.A.L.E. Innitiate Conference in the Student Center on Saturday, March 8, 2014. Howard spoke about his experiences in college and wanted young men to understand that it makes you smarter, not dumber, to ask for help and use the reasources available.

Former Super Bowl MVP inspires students at Initiative Conference

Michael Lopick
March 9, 2014

Taos Pueblo pottery demonstration to be held Friday

Michael Lopick
March 6, 2014
Judith Jones speaks to attendees of the Spirit of Women in Business Conference after accepting the 2014 Spirit of Women in Business Award, Wednesday, March 05, 2014, in the student center ballroom.

Business conference inspires students’ careers

Michael Lopick
March 5, 2014
Model's walk the runway during the talent portion of the 45th annual Black United Students Renaissance Ball, Nov. 13, 2013.

Black United Students evolves as racial issues change

Michael Lopick
February 27, 2014

Author M.K. Asante talks escape from troubled life through music, writing

Michael Lopick
February 27, 2014

African-American Greek life loses prominence on campus

Michael Lopick
February 25, 2014
Jordan Pugh, a member from the dance group Fluidity, performs at the All Black Showcase in the Kiva Thursday, Feb. 20, 2014.

‘All Black Everything’ talent showcase promotes minority groups on campus

Michael Lopick
February 21, 2014
(From left) Jesica Rapier, a clinical psychology graduate student, and Mansi Mehta, a clinical psychology graduate student, are two founding members of a new on-campus women's grief and loss group.

Women’s group seeks to help students dealing with loss

Michael Lopick
February 17, 2014

Students reflect on Black History Month, how it has faded since inception

Michael Lopick
February 13, 2014

Health Center spreads awareness of HIV/AIDS in African-Americans

Michael Lopick
February 7, 2014
Senior health car administration major Eriane Matthews hands AmeriCorps VISTA Coordinator a packet at the HIV/AIDS Awareness event, Thursday, Feb. 6, 2014. Numerous pamphlets line the event table intended to spread awareness of HIV/AIDS in the black community.

Health Center spreads awareness of HIV/AIDS in African-Americans

Michael Lopick
February 7, 2014
Roslynn Porch, senior communication studies major and president of Black United Students

Black History Month Profile: Roslynn Porch

Michael Lopick
February 7, 2014

Dialogue encourages students to embrace diversity

Michael Lopick
February 2, 2014
Freshman speech pathology and audiology major, Dylan Still-Pepper (right), and freshman Sarah Lovejoy (left) recieve a baby girl at The Game of Life event on Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2014. The event was a recreation of the popular board game "Life" as a way to create an interactive inequality simulation.

Game of Life simulation demonstrates cultural inequality

Michael Lopick
February 2, 2014

Some students seeking careers find racial discrimination affects employment

Michael Lopick
January 23, 2014

Study explores racial bias

Michael Lopick
January 20, 2014
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