Assistant Professor Josef Woldense writes an analysis for the Washington Post on Guinea-Bissau's coup attempt and how its president, Umaro Sissoco Embaló, may respond in the…
With a passion for African studies, new professor Bula Wayessa discusses how he plans on using his expertise to inspire students to learn more about the African continent.
Rose Brewer, Professor of African American & African Studies, reflects on the 1921 Tulsa Massacre and speaks about her own ties to America's violent racial past and present.
Political Science and African American & African Studies Professor August Nimtz is featured in an article about the recent Derek Chauvin trial verdict.
The Black Midwest Initiative's Black Liberation Summer School (BLSS) will bring together faculty, students, artists and creatives, community organizers, and other community…
The College of Liberal Arts will benefit from Professor Lindquist’s innovative thinking and expertise in this critical role around diversity, equity, and inclusion during…
Standing in solidarity with Asian American communities and all those impacted by anti-Asian violence, the Asian American Studies Program and the Department of African American…
Starasea Nidiala Camara curated Mia’s newest exhibition, “In the Presence of Our Ancestors: Southern Perspectives in African American Art.” Camara is pursuing an individually…
Dr. Josef Woldense, a professor in African American and African Studies who studies elite politics and authoritarian regimes, talks with Mother Jones on Donald Trump's refusal…
Associate Professor Keith Mayes moderated this talk in CLA's "What's Next?" Series. As CLA is grounded in the principle that through the liberal arts, this series seeks to…
Associate professor Terrion Williamson has a new book out that she edited called Black in the Middle. The anthology brings many voices to define what it means to be Black in…
