Yale Dining will be serving a special Black History Month dinner next week on February 27th in the residential colleges! Here's a look at the menu they have planned. We hope everyone enjoys the occasion!
Yale Dining will be serving a special Black History Month dinner next week on February 27th in the residential colleges! Here's a look at the menu they have planned. We hope everyone enjoys the occasion!
"In 1963, I saw high school girls my age protesting against the denial of the right to vote for blacks in Georgia. They were getting arrested for their nonviolent demonstrations and went to jail singing Freedom songs. I was so inspired by their bravery; they attracted me to the idea of nonviolent resistance and following up the resistance of the students who did sit-ins at lunch counters, protesting the denial of the right to be seated at lunch counters."
Still don't have Valentines Day plans? Come out to Shades of Yale Valentines' Day Jam tomorrow night! You definitely won't want to miss out on the beautiful music and body rolls. See y'all in SSS 114 tomorrow night at 9:30!
Next Saturday, February 22, join the Black Student Alliance at Yale for Perspectives of Our City: A Youth Discussion. All high school and middle school-aged students are invited to attend. The event will be held here at the Afro American Cultural Center at Yale from 12:00PM to 3:00PM.
Next Saturday, February 22, join the Black Student Alliance at Yale for Perspectives of Our City: A Youth Discussion. All high school and middle school-aged students are invited to attend. The event will be held here at the Afro American Cultural Center at Yale from 12:00PM to 3:00PM.
Next Saturday, February 22, join the Black Student Alliance at Yale for Perspectives of Our City: A Youth Discussion. All high school and middle school-aged students are invited to attend. The event will be held here at the Afro American Cultural Center at Yale from 12:00PM to 3:00PM.
Yesterday, The Yale Peer Liaisons hosted a dinner and discussion on socioeconomic status here at the Afro American Cultural Center at Yale.
In case you missed it, Beyoncé recognized Edward A. Bouchet as part of Black History Month! His portrait hangs at the entrance of the Afro American Cultural Center at Yale to serve as a reminder to students of his legacy as the first African American to earn a Ph.D and also the first African American to graduate Phi Beta Kappa. We strive to carry on and embody Edward A.
