“She is the Narrative” gives voice to the voiceless through history and present times. Directed by Desirée Dabney ’14 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting), “She is the Narrative” explores historical events, personal experiences and finding your voice when you are voiceless due to the color of your skin. This exploration leads an audience to discover, […]

Listen to and learn about music with African and African American roots on Mondays throughout February, courtesy of The Mosaic Center for Diversity. Learn about the origins of your favorite music while you listen! For more information, contact mosaiccenter@su.edu.

Learn more about the challenges women have faced – and still face – as well as their accomplishments at this table, where you’ll discover not only more about the roles women have played throughout all areas of history but also the contributions they’re making to society today. For more information, contact Dahlia Ashford at dashford@su.edu.