Students seeking ‘Common Ground’: Multicultural Affairs Committee and Black Student Union host discussion
On the evening of Monday, Feb 28., the Multicultural Affairs Committee and the Black Student Union united to host the ...
Tag: Black History Month
‘A Brief History of African American music’ talk hosted by the Office of Diversity and Intercultural Initiatives
On the afternoon of Feb. 23, the Office of Diversity and Intercultural Initiatives presented “A Brief History of African American ...
Student Opinion: Why we need Black History Month
“I don’t want a Black History Month. Black history is American History.” – Morgan Freeman. The importance of Black History ...
Racial Reconciliation Memorial dedicated
Samford University’s Racial Reconciliation Memorial was publicly dedicated during convocation hour on Tuesday, Feb. 15. The memorial was originally installed ...
Counselor offers services to students of color
According to Licensed Professional Counselor Shenitha Hinton, the current mental health state of people of color today can be described ...
Black history at Samford
1841 Howard College was founded as an all-white institution. 1845 The Howard College Catalog for the 1845-1846 school year indicated ...
Jamal Barber art exhibit on display
“All That You Hold is Yours,” a new art exhibit featuring the work of artist Jamaal Barber, opened at Samford ...
Professor Niya Pickett Miller speaks at event
By Sophie Higby Assistant Professor Niya Pickett Miller of the Communications and Media Department had high hopes for the Lunch ...
Samford celebrates Black History Month
By Sophie Higby February is Black History Month, a time dedicated to honoring the struggles and celebrating the accomplishments of ...
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