"What is Black to you?" was the question posed at an interactive event hosted by Black United Students in celebration of Black History Month. At a table in the ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ Student Center, students, faculty and staff were invited to leave their mark to create a piece of art with a message.
Participants were encouraged to leave their handprint, name and their definition of being Black on a large banner that will be displayed in a building on campus.
Read ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ State Today's interview with Julian Grimes, the current president of Black United Students by following this link.
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