All tagged black history month
Feature: USCA professor becomes campus ombudsman
Emma Watts interviewed Dr. Melencia Johnson, USC Aiken’s Ombudsman for this feature story.
Black History Month celebrations continue with Juneteenth event
Reporter Angel-Hope Watts covers the Diversity Initiatives event celebrating Juneteenth with an interactive tour and activities.
A coach's perspective: Microaggressions within gymnastics
News Editor Noelle Kriegel reflects on her experience as a gymnastics coach and the recurring issue on the mispronunciation of gymnasts of color names compared to their white counterparts.
Black History Month Gala rewards USC Aiken students
Highly anticipated event invited student organizations to celebrate.
Have you met Katherine Johnson?
Continuing with our month long series, meet the next great figure in black history.
Top 3 Student-acclaimed movies to watch during Black History Month
A&E Editor Eric Sanders polled students to see what their top 3 favorite black movies were. Here are the results.
Diversity Office, CURLS host “Don’t Touch My Hair” event
“The main goal was to educate students on where natural hair styles came from in the black community and to encourage students to embrace their hair because it is natural. “
Have you met Hiram R. Revels?
Continuing with our month long series, meet the next great figure in Black History.
Column: There's more to black history than MLK
News Editor Angelika Davis gives her take on the lack in celebrations of African American contributions during Black History Month.
Have you met Lonnie G. Johnson?
Continuing with our month long series, meet the next great figure in Black History.
Have you met Octavia Butler?
Continuing with our month long series, meet the next great figure in Black History.
Have you met Sylvester?
Continuing with our month long series, meet the next great figure in Black History.
Have you met Jesse Owens?
Continuing with our month long series, meet the next great figure in Black History.
Have you met Angela Davis?
News Editor Angelika Davis introduces the first in a month-long series about historical black figures.
Poetry Submission: "AFFECTED!"
Poem written and submitted by Martis Simmons.
MLK celebration speaker emboldens Aiken community
She revealed that her dedication and success are the result of years of experience, fighting barriers of racial and gender inequalities.