This year’s book display focuses on recent acquisitions in the library’s collection that address historical and persistent issues of race and racism in today’s society.

This book display will be on display starting February 1 until February 28.

Sponsored by the Geisel Library

This year’s book display focuses on recent acquisitions in the library’s collection that address historical and persistent issues of race and racism in today’s society.

This book display will be on display starting February 1 until February 28.

Sponsored by the Geisel Library

This year’s book display focuses on recent acquisitions in the library’s collection that address historical and persistent issues of race and racism in today’s society.

This book display will be on display starting February 1 until February 28.

Sponsored by the Geisel Library

This year’s book display focuses on recent acquisitions in the library’s collection that address historical and persistent issues of race and racism in today’s society.

This book display will be on display starting February 1 until February 28.

Sponsored by the Geisel Library

This year’s book display focuses on recent acquisitions in the library’s collection that address historical and persistent issues of race and racism in today’s society.

This book display will be on display starting February 1 until February 28.

Sponsored by the Geisel Library

This year’s book display focuses on recent acquisitions in the library’s collection that address historical and persistent issues of race and racism in today’s society.

This book display will be on display starting February 1 until February 28.

Sponsored by the Geisel Library

This year’s book display focuses on recent acquisitions in the library’s collection that address historical and persistent issues of race and racism in today’s society.

This book display will be on display starting February 1 until February 28.

Sponsored by the Geisel Library

Music Faculty and Student Common Hour Concert: A Celebration of African American music in the Koonz Theatre in the Dana Center.
 

Sponsored by the Fine Arts Department & Center for Intercultural Learning and Inclusion

Panel Discussion with

• Michael Curry 
• Woullard Lett
• Mackenzie Verdiner
   

Co Hosted by Michael Curry, President and CEO at the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers and Chair of the NAACP’s National Board’s Advocacy and Policy Committee, and Woullard Lett, head of the Education Equity committee at the Manchester branch of the NAACP.

Come and see what you know about Martin Luther King Jr. and what was happening while he was alive! Answer questions about 60's music, social movements, MLK Jr, and more!
 

Sponsored by The Campus Activity Board