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The works in Insistent Presence, acquired thanks to an initiative from the Straus Family Foundation to augment the museum’s collection of contemporary African art, are all new since 2020.

KNOW YOUR MADISONIAN | CHRIS JIMIESON

Glenn Chambers has been recommended to serve as the interim dean of Michigan State University’s Residential College in the Arts and Humanities, or RCAH.

Fighting has escalated in the Sudanese capital Khartoum following the end of a three-day ceasefire, with witnesses reporting heavy clashes between rival military factions in several areas.

Sudan's devastating war has entered its third month, with the murder of a governor marking a fresh escalation of violence in the western regio

This article will be released in full online June 19, 2023. Gregory Elich interviews George T. Mudimu, a Zimbabwe-based agrarian specialist…

A group of protestors at Seton Hall University, led by the Protect AFAM Movement, claim the school - the first in New Jersey to offer Africana Studies - has stopped its commitment the program.

The African Studies Program hosted writer Ike Anya for a reading of his upcoming memoir “Small by Small: Becoming a Doctor in 1990s Nigeria” on Tuesday. Anya, a consultant in public health in Nigeria and the U.K., has had work published in The Guardian, HuffPost and other news outlets, but his autobiography is his debut...

When brutal fighting broke out between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the powerful Rapid Support Forces (RSF) ...

The rice riot of 1979 in Liberia Excerpts of Chapter 13 of "Victory over difficulties: A true story." By Dagbayonoh Kiah Nyanfore II Published (...)