It has been half a century since The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed in the United States, criminalizing the discrimination of people based on race, color, religion, gender or national origin. Racial segregation […]
A Diversity Dialogue discussing educator, writer and activist Jonathan Kozol and the inequalities he believes exist in US public education system was hosted last Monday by Ira Silver, a sociology professor along with Kathy Martinez, […]
Framingham State University offered its fifth annual fall authors event that celebrated two of their own scholarly innovations. Each year the fall author event reminds colleagues of the bond they have with scholars and writers […]
The South Boston “code of silence” is a practice that many people in the metro-Boston area and even around the country are familiar with, but there are few that have actually experienced it. Even fewer […]
Some people see the universe in an entirely different perspective than most. The Chandra X-ray Observatory has been giving NASA astronomers the ability to see our universe from a unique perspective for over 15 years. […]
Eclectic genre-swapping, stylistically peculiar production and other music unconventionalities are implemented throughout the 14 tracks of alt-J’s second album This Is All Yours, which was released last Tuesday. As an enthusiast of British rock trio […]
On the first day of fall in Boston, the best way to spend the day is enjoying one of America’s oldest and favorite past times – watching a good ol’ Red Sox game. For Bram […]
Maurice Fitzpatrick, an Irish documentary filmmaker from the northern part of the Republic of Ireland screened his latest film, “Translations Revisited,” late Wednesday afternoon in the Dwight Performing Arts Center as part of the Arts […]
Academic Diversity Fellow Carlos Martinez and Director of the Multicultural Center Kathy Martinez held a Diversity Dialogue covering contemporary author Richard Rodriquez and his viewpoints on affirmative action and bilingual education. The event was a […]
For a movie that is so clearly progressive in its premise, “Obvious Child” is also earnestly nostalgic for the good old days when love at first sight was something to be cherished and believed in. […]
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