Flower petals lay scattered on the floor of Harris Art Gallery on Nov. 16 as people waited for the third year of the E’turnale D’vine poetry café to begin.
Splashes of red, green, yellow and orange paint signified a small but noteworthy tribute to Native Americans, as Ashley Joseph, multicultural events committee chair of the Campus Activities Board, and Keisha Clay, a sophomore communications major, began brushing the words “Remember our People” on to the Rock on Nov. 8.
When the last meal was served at Davenport, the dining hall transformed into a club atmosphere acceptable for students from surrounding schools to come and show support for the African American Student Alliance on Oct. 19.