As Black History Month is coming to a close, the University Board and Black Student Union, BSU, collaborated on an event entitled, ‘Hip Hop Paint and Sip.' This event took place in the Martin Luther...
Taylor Hall shared a presentation titled, “No Division: A Discussion of Commonalities and Differences.”
Aaron Constanzo, a psychology major and resident assistant at Taylor Hall, hosted the event....
I have been working at The News for about a year, and my experience has not been ideal.
When I first stepped into the Daily Eastern News Newsroom, I looked forward to getting involved and working on...
It’s a few days before the start of Black History Month.
To me, Black History Month seems like the few times out of the year where Black culture and history are celebrated with genuine energy and...
With Black History Month here, clubs and organizations at Eastern will be hosting multiple events to honor and celebrate the month catering to this year's theme Black Resilience.
On Thursday, a Lecture...
Before coming to Eastern at the beginning of the Fall 2022-2023 semester and becoming the vice president of the Black Student Union, BSU, RJ Shields, a senior criminal justice major, was the social events...
In May of 2022, the NCAA released statistics breaking down NCAA athletes by ethnicity from 2021, finding that 8.8 percent were Black women athletes and 16.5 percent were Black male athletes.
Five current...
I’ve noticed something about the months of February and March. They show people more about experiences that they may not otherwise know about, meaning Black history or women’s history.
As we wrap...
Ryan Meyer, Multimedia Reporter
• February 2, 2022
In light of Black History Month, five Eastern students studying the arts spoke on what it means to them to be Black artists and how being Black influences their art.
Eli Jones
Eli Jones,...
Eastern’s first Black female student body president, Jacqueline Williams, represents students of color, diversity on campus and change for the history of Eastern’s Student Senate.
For Williams,...
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