It was while looking at his suicidal mother filled with tubes and wires on the hospital bed, post-overdose, that “Buck” author MK Asante finally agreed to go back for his high school degree, he told […]
The fourth annual Women Making History Now event honored six recipients with awards, recognizing them as strong women making their mark in history March 25. The six nominees were Margareth Basilio Shepard, Amy Brown, Audrey […]
Starting in fall 2010, almost nine years ago, the Authors and Artists series prompted scholars within the FSU community to share their creative processes and the formative ideas behind their work, said Linda Vaden-Goad, provost […]
By Tom Maye Hilary Corna, author of “One White Face,” said the extravagantly wealthy Singapore of “Crazy Rich Asians” – playground of the rich and famous, where million-dollar weddings and billion-dollar mansions are a given […]
By Lauren Paolini Author Judy Norsigian and scholar Aziza Ahmed led a discussion about the evolution of sexual health March 6. Fifty years ago, Norsigian met with a group of other women for a workshop […]
By Tessa Jillson Junior Kiara Davis was announced as the 2019 phenomenal woman award winner at FSU’s annual ceremony, held in the Forum March 5. David Baldwin, associate dean of students and master of ceremonies, […]
By Tom Maye Neil Armstrong’s iconic Gemini spacesuit is deteriorating, Cathleen Lewis, curator in the Space History Department at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, said at a panel discussion on Feb. 27 in […]
Twenty years ago, Scott Langley, freelance photojournalist and human rights activist, got in his car, camera in trunk, and drove three hours to Huntsville, Texas on the night of an execution. “I had never been […]
By: Gordon Rupert Framingham State University men’s basketball coach Bill Raynor spoke about the impact of black athletes on American society during his talk, “Beyond Sports,” on Feb. 20. He explained his own history with […]
Crystal Fleming, author and educator, discussed her new book “How to Be Less Stupid about Race,” focusing on how individuals can use their knowledge about race and racism to mobilize and change society, to a […]
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