Real documents dating back to the 18th century detailing “the black experience” on Long Island were featured at the Hofstra Honors College “Friday Forum” this past Friday, Feb. 23 on the 10th floor of The Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library.
As part of an annual program celebrating Black History Month, Hofstra’s Intercultural Engagement and Inclusion (IEI) presented the Black History Month Reception featuring a spoken word performance and workshop from Oliver W. Colbert on Wednesday Feb. 7.
Imagine placing over 100 years of information about your life into a box. Every photo ever taken, every song ever sung, every tear ever shed. This is what it feels like to walk through the National...
Jim Crow, social justice, gentrification, police brutality, black on black crime and mass incarceration are just a few of the topics Hofstra graduate student Brandon Johnson covered in his performance...
Hofstra’s NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) had intentions of hosting a march on Wednesday Feb. 15 to honor Black History Month in hopes of rallying support for...
By Bernard A. Coles IVSpecial to the Chronicle
The first time that I read your article Ms. Kleinan, I was furious. I was ready to scream and fight. But rather than fuel your erroneous and aggressive...
By Bernard A. Coles IV - Special to the Chronicle
Dear Elizabeth Kleinan,
The first time that I read your article Ms. Kleinan, I was furious. I was ready to scream and fight. But rather than fuel...
By Khadijah DuncanSPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
The release of the film “Selma,” a biopic set in the Civil Rights era, and its current popularity partly due to the Golden Globe awarded song,...
By Shannon AlomarSpecial to the Chronicle
“This was great, but there needs to be more,” said junior Oscar Espinal at the conclusion of the Office of Multicultural and International Student...
