Writer: Linh Le
The Whether Channel's upcoming EP tells story of a skeleton
4 SU seniors wrote and recorded their upcoming EP in one of their band members' apartment. The fictional characters in the album are inspired by the “Bill and Ted” movies. Read More »
Hil Malatino talks new book 'Trans Care' with SU students, faculty and staff
Hil Malatino talked about his book Trans Care and discussed the care system of trans communities, stratification in resources for different groups of trans people, and trans exclusion. Read More »
2-day pop-up market features local Black-owned businesses
Black Artist Collective, the Creators Lounge and The McCarthy Mercantile collaborated to hold the Black Creatives and Culture Market, an in-person shopping weekend for Black-owned businesses. Read More »
SU alumna launches online art installation entitled 'Tabascian'
Lauren Hillard, who uses the artist name Kiwi.Tabasco, launched her first virtual art installation after building a strong platform through TikTok. Read More »
Redhouse Arts Center honors long-time artists
Scenic and lighting designer Marie Yokoyama and director, writer and actor Temar Underwood are the inaugural recipients of the two-year positions. Read More »
Foundation awards grants for initiatives that improve Black communities
The Black Equity & Excellence Fund is supporting initiatives such as Sankofa N.E.S.T.’s Griot Guide Project. Read More »
Human Rights Film Festival moves online to adapt to COVID-19
Each of the three films will be available for viewing on Blackboard for 24 hours between Thursday and Saturday. Read More »