Posts tagged Black Affairs Association

Feb. 1 marked the beginning of Black History Month, and ETSU’s Black Affairs Association kicked it off with a seminar led by East Tennessee activist …

The Black Affairs Association and Multicultural Center put on a Trap N’ Paint in Warf-Pickel Hall on Feb. 11 as part of the month-long celebration …

ETSU faculty, staff and students came together on Jan. 15 to celebrate the life and birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. before the national holiday …

To finish off homecoming week, the Black Affairs Association put on a comedy show staring comedians Benji Brown and guest Dukk. The Comedy Show was …

At a primarily white institute, the Black Affairs Association aims to provide a safe space for students to come together and reflect on their experience. …

The lawn outside of Lucille Clement Hall saw students from across campus come together to share their different talents. Hosted by the Black Affairs Association …

ETSU’s Multicultural Affairs will host two major events this spring for the students and public. The Rising Star Talent Show is scheduled for March 6 …

On Feb. 19, ETSU’s Black Affairs Association sponsored “The Poetry Café,” in association with February’s Black History Month events. The evening focused on the spoken …

The beginning of February marks the start of Black History Month, a time for the celebration and remembrance of important people and events throughout the …

On Halloween night, ETSU’s Black Affairs Association partnered with the CPA to throw their yearly Halloween party, Fright Night. Students were encouraged to wear their …