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When Mia Nasser and a group of her friends noticed there wasn’t a student-run resource for suicide prevention at Penn State, they decided to take action.
“Hey, hey! Ho, ho! Wage theft has got to go.” “What’s outrageous? Union wages.”
Chants of “ban off our bodies,” “we won’t go back” and “our bodies, our choice” echoed down College Avenue on Saturday at the second annual Reproductive Justice March.
Monday, Feb. 22 3 p.m. â Penn State School of Visual Artsâ John M. Anderson Endowed Lecture Series âFollowing the Lineâ will host Adébayo Bolaji, a âmulti-disciplinary artist.â Anyone looking to attend the series must register here. 4 p.m. â The CEO for the Americans at Lightsource bp Kevin Smith will present âEarthTalks: Lightsource bp CEO Kevin Smith.â The presentation will discuss âthe future of solar powerâ along with its partnership with the university. Join via Zoom here. 4:30 p.m. â The Gender Equity Center will present â...
Feb. 22, at 4:30 p.m., via Zoom (register) — "Being Black in Bridgerton: An Examination of Race, Colorism, and Stereotyping," hosted by the Gender Equity Center. The hit Netflix series "Bridgerton" has been praised for its casting of Black characters in the roles of English royals, nobles, aristocrats and tradespeople. However, when we examine the characters and their storylines, is such casting as progressive as it seems on the surface? Join us for clips of the series and a discussion of race, colorism and stereotyping, and the impact on the storylines of the people of color in the series...