Black History Month
Blacks in Wax: Call for Volunteers and Performers for February Event
The African American Cultural Center will present its annual Blacks in Wax Live Museum on Feb. 11, 2022.
Rest Is Our Liberation: There is Rest for the Weary
AACC Director angela gay-audre reflects on Black History Month.
Legends and Luminaries Shine During Black History Month
During a packed celebration of Black History Month, NC State honored some of its “Legends” and “Luminaries.”
Illuminating Black Excellence
Black History Month provides NC State with an opportunity to commemorate the influence, labor and strength of Black people in the development of this campus and our nation.
Sonya Renee Taylor to Keynote Womxn’s Herstory Month
The Women's Center will bring Sonja Renee Taylor to campus on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2020 at 6 p.m. in Witherspoon Cinema as the Womxn's Herstory Month keynote speaker.
Blacks in Wax Live Museum: An Experience and an Education
Watch history come to life as we reenact moments in Black history for your education and entertainment.
Nominate a “Legend” or “Luminary” for Black History Month
Nominate an NC State community member for recognition at the Black History Month Celebrations at Mens’ and Womens’ Basketball games.
A Place to Start: Reflecting on Womxn’s Herstory Month
One of the most highly-anticipated programs during Womxn’s Herstory Month included a visit with Charlene Carruthers, a Black, queer, feminist community organizer and writer and this year’s Womxn’s Herstory Month keynote speaker.
What We Must Acknowledge During Black History Month
Read Vice Provost Sheri Schwab's statement on uncomfortable realities and taking purposeful action for meaningful change.
Our Wings Still Fly: The Beauty and the Burden of Blackness
This year's Black History Month theme of “Our Wings Still Fly: the Beauty and the Burden of Blackness” symbolizes the social injustices faced by people of the Diaspora.