Art and Activism: India March ’18 Speaks Against Racial Injustice
India March ’18 is practicing activism through her art.
BSU hosts Celebration of Black Lives in honor of lives lost to racial injustice
WASHINGTON, PA (Sept. 28, 2020)—Students at Washington & Jefferson College (W&J) showcased their passion for social justice, organizing a tribute to black lives in response to national events. Led by club President Tamia Mickens ‘21 and Vice President Jasmine Dey ‘23, the W&J Black Student Union (BSU) organized a vigil on Sunday, Sept. 27 dubbed…
Presidents’ Letter Regarding DOE’s Princeton Investigation
College presidents urge the Department of Education to abandon its investigation of Princeton University.
W&J student creates personal podcast to challenge racial inequity
WASHINGTON (July 15, 2020)—Get comfortable with being uncomfortable. That’s the theme at the heart of Jasmine Dey’s podcast “Cue the Conversation,” a broadcast that so far has examined institutional accountability, Juneteenth, and the Black Lives Matter movement. In each episode, Jasmine lays out the facts through historical research and evidence-based reports while thoughtfully imparting their…
