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Dancing to diversity’s beat
The Latino Student Forum and Black Student Union had its third annual “Two Beats, One Rhythm” event on March 28 at the Campus Center, where both cultures came together as one.
Poets explore realms of humor, love
Student poets were given a chance to showcase their talent March 29 in the Jane Dibbell Cabaret.
BSU panel tackles racism, religion
The Black Student Union marked the last Black History Month event with a panel discussion of scenes from the movie “The Help” before 40 students and staff, on Feb. 23 in the President’s Dining Room.
Food for the soul
Child development major Deveeda Smith serves macaroni and cheese to criminology major Myron Woods at the BSU Soul Food Luncheon on Tuesday in the Campus Center.
Black history celebrated through words
Christian Orozco Sports Editor Dailey Theatre was filled with students, fans and supporters of poetry Wednesday night for the Black Student Union Black Poetry Showcase in honor of Black History Month. Host DeAntwann Johnson got the crowd ready for the night by singing the black national anthem and reciting a poem of his own. [...]
Music, poems enlighten students
On Nov. 10, the Black Student Union hosted its fourth annual Open Mic Night in Dailey Theatre.
Open Mic shares student voice
Guests shared an evening of poetry and music about pride and overcoming oppression with the Black Student Union’s open mic night which featured special guest Besskepp.

