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Gustavo Moradel is a bilingual musician, producer, songwriter and speaker who incorporates different genres from all over Latin-America into his music. Gustavo uses his music to share his lived experience […]
Artist, performer and activist Gustavo Moradel returns to Champlain for the 3rd consecutive year to tell his personal story of coming to the US at 12 years old. Gustavo touches on his lived experience as a DACA recipient, repairing his relationship with his parents, and his advocacy work in the immigration system. His story is […]
Join us to discover how people from different cultures around the world use traditional cuisine and handcrafts to help deal with anxiety and stress. Learn about the special foods and […]
Steven Willis creatively expresses Black culture through his abilities as a writer and poet and his experience in theater. Influenced by urban life and religion, he blends aspects of political theory, anthropology, theater, and hip-hop. Come enjoy Steven's spoken word poetry and learn how to write poems that reflect your own lived experience. This event […]
The Black Student Union invites students to come do arts and crafts in freeman 201, enjoy some light snacks, and get to know others around campus.
This event will include student discussion about what it means to culturally appropriate compared to appreciate, and how we can deter from appropriation. All students, staff, and faculty welcome. Join […]
Learn how the Japanese art of dandori can be used to manage ADHD and workflow. Come for a chance to win plushy Pikmin prizes!
Come join us to dig deeper into Italian culture and try traditional cuisine.
Join the ODI in waist bead making! We will learn how to create waist beads and understand their cultural significance. All students, staff, and faculty are welcome.
Join us as we explore the origins of egusi stew and fufu while trying it with the ODI!
Brotherhood Brunch invites students, staff, and faculty to participate in intergenerational discourse centered on the topics of men, male identity, and masculinity. Individuals from any and all identities and backgrounds are welcome to come enjoy brunch and discuss topics relevant to your intersecting identities.
Join us for two days honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Monday, January 19th offers a day of restful, restorative activities. Tuesday, January 20th will feature a […]
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