Sarah Lewis
Articles (36 total)
Center for Multicultural Affairs shows film "Indian School: the Survival Story"
Eastern Michigan University’s Center for Multicultural Affairs and the Native American Student Organization presented the documentary, “Indian School, the Survivor Story”, a film highlighting the experiences of Native Americans in the Indian Industrial Boarding School in Mount Pleasant, Michigan on Thursday, Nov. 30 at Halle Library.
MSU Professor presents lecture on black women in the underground economy
Dr. LaShawn Harris, associate professor of history at Michigan State University, presented her lecture, “Madame Queen of Policy: Stephanie St. Clair, Harlem’s Numbers Racket, and Community Advocacy”, on Thursday, Nov. 9 at Halle Library.
'Smoke Signals' movie presented by Center for Multicultural Affairs
Eastern Michigan University’s Center for Multicultural Affairs presented “Smoke Signals”, a film based on the Sherman Alexei novel “The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven”, on Thursday, Nov. 2 at Halle Library.
Eastern Michigan University's Center for Multicultural Affairs shows 'Smoke Signals'
Eastern Michigan University’s Center for Multicultural Affairs presented “Smoke Signals,” a film based on the Sherman Alexei novel “The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven,” Thurs., Nov. 2, at Halle Library.
EMU Students and Faculty angered by Trump Administration’s Title IX changes
The Trump administration announced their reversal of Obama-era guidance of Title IX, which forced universities that are federally funded to be aggressive on sexual assault perpetrators.
WEMU holds first pledge drive of the semester
Eastern Michigan University’s public broadcasting service, WEMU held its annual pledge drive to raise money for continued operation on Wednesday, Sep. 13 and Thursday, Sep. 14 at King Hall’s Studio A.
Professor of disability studies speaks abolition of institutionalization
Liat Ben-Moshe, Ph.D., assistant professor of disability studies at the University of Toledo presented her lecture “Epistemologies of Abolition” as part of the Philosophy Speaker Series on Thursday, March 23 at Halle Library. Moshe’s lecture focused on the institutionalization of disabled people, which is the movement of people outside of large residential institutions for people with intellectual disabilities and psychiatric hospitals and looking at these as forms of incarceration.
Assistant professor presents 'Ideas in Movement'
Stephen Ward, Ph.D., assistant professor of Afro-American and African studies at the University of Michigan, presented his lecture “Ideas in Movement” on Tuesday, Feb.
White Moral Blindness and the importance of experiencing racial oppression: A lecture
Meena Krishnamurthy, Ph.D., assistant professor of Philosophy at the University of Michigan presented her lecture, “White Moral Blindness and The Importance of Experiencing Racial Oppression” Thursday, Jan.
EMU kicks off MLK Day celebrations with commemorative march
Eastern Michigan University kicked off its five-day Martin Luther King celebration with its 31st annual commemorative march around campus Thursday, Jan.