Hub for Black Affairs and Community Engagement
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Butler University celebrates Black History Month with events all month long
Black History Month will be celebrated all month throughout campus. Multimedia Editor Piper Bailey outlines this year’s events.
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“We’re not just talking the talk, we’re walking the walk”
The Compass Center and Efroymson Diversity Center reflect on an impactful year after joining DEI division
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What we learned: The Visiting Black Intellectual Series
The final event of the 2023-24 Visiting Black Intellectual Series took place on Tuesday, March 26.
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Conforming to ‘whiteness:’ The harms of code-switching
“It’s just a tool to try to get ahead. It’s not meant to represent the fullness of who you are. It’s just a matter of not losing your identity.”
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Hub for Black Affairs and Community Engagement hosts poetry night
The “Black on Both Sides” poetry night highlighted two local Black artists and created a space for engaging dialogue.
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Intellectual and intersectional
“This year’s theme and title, ‘Black Diaspora: Faith and Expressions’, hones in on how a Black person’s faith and spirituality can become a beacon of strength for them under conditions of oppression.”
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Black History Month on Campus
Multimedia reporter Sierra Borkowski finds out how Butler and its students are celebrating Black History Month on campus.
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Ian Manuel visits Butler to talk about memoir, “My Time Will Come”
After spending 26 years in prison, Manuel shares his story and poetry with the Butler community.