News Archive

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  Map Shows South Jersey 'Green Book' Sites

  Friday, March 15th, 2019

  Noyes Museum exhibit addresses 'Driving While Black'

  2019,Featured,News,Noyes Gallery in Hammonton,Noyes Arts Garage,Africana Studies
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  Panel Discusses Race and Racism in America

  Thursday, February 21st, 2019

  New book edited by Professor Patricia Reid-Merritt

  Black History,2019,books,News,Africana Studies
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  Professor Edits Book on State-by-State History of Race in U.S.

  Thursday, January 31st, 2019

  Two-volume work edited by Patricia Reid-Merritt

  2019,Africana Studies,News
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  Stockton Names A.C. Event Room in Honor of Fannie Lou Hamer

  Friday, November 2nd, 2018

  Civil rights activist spoke at 1964 Convention in Atlantic City

  Fannie Lou Hamer,Atlantic City Campus,Africana Studies,Featured,Stockton University Atlantic City,News,President Harvey Kesselman,Atlantic City,2018
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  Rapper Talib Kweli Featured at Hip Hop Summit

  Thursday, December 7th, 2017

  Panelists discuss music's role in raising social consciousness

  Africana Studies,2017,News
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  Rapper Talib Kweli to Speak at Hip Hop Summit Dec.7

  Tuesday, November 28th, 2017

  Daylong event features panels and performances

  Africana Studies,2017,News

• 5 from Stockton among Honorees at 101 Women Plus Black Leadership & Scholarship Awards May 20

  Thursday, May 18th, 2017

  'Black Leadership in Higher Education' Is Theme; 100 Black Elders Oral History Project Is Showcased

  Council of Black Faculty and Staff,Atlantic City,Faculty,History,Diversity,Students,Africana Studies,Academic,staff,community engagement,2017

• Stockton University Remembers Slavery for U.N. International Day of Remembrance

  Thursday, March 23rd, 2017

  Musical Performances, Slave Narratives and Panel Discussion Help to Continue Conversations About Slavery

  Africana Studies
• Mass Incarceration Has Become America's Answer to Social Problems, Says Speaker Donna Murch

  Tuesday, October 11th, 2016

  Stockton Community Honors Fannie Lou Hamer at Human and Civil Rights Symposium

  Civil Rights,Diversity,Africana Studies,Fannie Lou Hamer,Unified Black Students Society

• Fannie Lou Hamer Human and Civil Rights Symposium

  Thursday, September 29th, 2016

  Join Us For a Keynote Speech by Donna Murchy, and a Panel Discussion on, “Civil Rights Then and Now: Miles to Go Before We Sleep.”

  Academic,Diversity,academic programs,Africana Studies