One of the most effective way to see change on campus is by getting involved with your student government. Lately, more and more minority students are taking the call to action and joining SG to make life at FAU serve the minority community better. Let’s meet a few of this year’s leaders. IMAGE Vania D.… Read More SG Student Leader Spotlight
As FAU gears up to celebrate its 60th year as a university, the battle for Homecoming royalty has been underway for the past week with voting starting today. Black FAU has a total of five candidates in this year’s race to royalty. Read below to meet this year’s candidates and be sure to visit https://fau.campuslabs.com/engage/ … Read More Meet Your Homecoming Royalty
On Monday August 16th the United Faculty of Florida sent out a mass email stating that they will hold an on-campus protest on August 23rd on the west side steps of the Administration Building. … Read More FAU Faculty Plans On-Campus Protest
A look into the growing diversity of historically Black organizations … Read More A Thin White Line: The White Infiltration of the Divine Nine
Today marks our one year anniversary. Click to read about all we have accomplished in the past 12 months. … Read More One Year of The Paradigm Press
While watching this movie all I could think about was how insane and utterly sad it is that this happened 52 years ago and yet we are still fighting the same fight. Fred Hampton was murdered in his sleep in 1969. Breonna Taylor was murdered in her sleep in 2020. Cops are still killing unarmed… Read More “I am a Revolutionary”: Thoughts After Watching Judas and the Black Messiah
Organizations all around campus are hosting events in honor of Black History Month. The Black Student Union and Multicultural Programming have come together for the second time this month to host “Poetry for the Soul”: an event to highlight black poetry and culture. This event took place on the evening of Feb. 11th on the… Read More BSU and MP Present: “Poetry for the Soul” a Poetry Night on the Housing Lawn
On Feb. 6 2021, the Black Undergraduate Theatre Collective hosted Women of Soul. This event was streamed from the FAU Amphitheater via YouTube. The showcase featured music from Aretha Franklin, Diana Ross and the Supremes, and Martha Reeves and the Vandellas. The event was meant to focus on the stories of these trailblazing women and… Read More The Black Undergraduate Theatre Collective Presents: Women of Soul
It was a history making afternoon in more ways than one. On Wednesday, Jan. 20th Joseph R. Biden was sworn in as America’s 46th President of the United States alongside Kamala D. Harris who was sworn in as America’s Vice President, making her the first female to do so. The invite-only audience was full of… Read More Joseph R. Biden Becomes America’s 46th President at the 58th Inauguration Ceremony
“Rev. Dr. Warnock’s victory was a huge accomplishment for the black community because it’s an indication that our political system is accepting of people occupying positions no matter their color or background”… Read More New Year, New Senate: Raphael Warnock’s Victory = Victory for the Black Community
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