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SIU System Bestows ADEI Honor to SIUE's Dr. Venessa A. Brown and Professor Kathryn Bentley - Vimarsana News

SIU System Bestows ADEI Honor to SIUE's Dr. Venessa A. Brown and Professor Kathryn Bentley

EDWARDSVILLE - Two of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s leaders and practitioners of inclusiveness were honored for their longtime efforts,

MCC Lounge reopened to public, office still locked - Vimarsana News

MCC Lounge reopened to public, office still locked

Though the MultiCultural Center (MCC) Lounge opened to campus, the doors of its office and theater — which can only be accessed through the office — are still locked.

Charlotte Street Launches Three-Part Guest Curator Series - Vimarsana News

Charlotte Street Launches Three-Part Guest Curator Series

Charlotte Street has announced its 2024 The Guest Curator lecture series featuring Taylor Jasper, Assistant Curator of Visual Arts, Walker Art Center; Jadine Collingwood, Associate Curator, MCA Chicago; and Carlos Quijon, Jr., Curator, Philippine Pavilion at the 2024 Venice Biennale and C-MAP Fellow for Southeast and East Asia, MoMA.

Department of African American Studies changes name to Department of Black Studies - Vimarsana News

Department of African American Studies changes name to Department of Black Studies

Georgetown’s Department of African American Studies will now be known as the Department of Black Studies.

'We are all children of God' | Southern Indiana church remembers victims of racial violence - Vimarsana News

'We are all children of God' | Southern Indiana church remembers victims of racial violence

The church is located across the river from Louisville, which in the 1850's, was home to hundreds of enslaved people.

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