Black Voices: Meet IU African Students' Association
By Courtesy Photo and Morfing Koné | Nov 17, 2020 6:26 pmASA at IU focuses on cultural, social, political and economic affairs concerning Africans.
ASA at IU focuses on cultural, social, political and economic affairs concerning Africans.
Spear advocates for the mental health of college students.
The podcast tackles the stereotype of Black women being considered too loud.
IU junior Tiana Williams uses theater to be an activist.
Senior Kadiatou Diallo is the owner of Crowned Helix, a natural hair care company.
Sophomore Damorion Page is a musician, railway enthusiast and social justice advocate.
Girls Rock founder and camp director Amy Oelsner plays guitar at the Girls Rock summer camp in 2019. Girls Rock started a community fund Jan. 15 to lower the cost of their summer camp for participants.
Lisa Montgomery, 52, was executed at the Federal Correctional Complex in Terre Haute on Jan. 13. There were 13 federal executions under the Trump administration.
Rachel Aranyi, IU student body president, and Ruhan Syed, IU student body vice president, are pictured. The student body is voting Friday to pass a bill approving 31 new seats that will give multicultural student organizations a voice in the IU Student Congress.
Indiana State Senator J.D. Ford represents District 29, which encompasses Boone County’s Eagle Township, Hamilton County’s Clay Township, and the Pike and Wayne Township communities of Marion County.
Organizers of the "Enough is Enough" protest gather on stage June 5 , 2020, in Dunn Meadow. The protest came after the May 25, 2020, killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis Police Department office.
Sophomore Aca Garcia grapples on Sunday in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with Michigan wrestler Jack Medley. Garcia won 11-6 in the 133-pound weight class against Medley, a member of the No. 3 ranked Michigan Wolverines.
Sophomore Nick Willham grapples on Sunday in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with Michigan wrestler Andrew Davison. Willham won 11-6 in the 197-pound weight class against Davison, a member of the No. 3 ranked Michigan Wolverines.
Gib Apple and Sandy Lynch hold up their book, "The RCA Bloomington Plant", in January. The book features a visual history of the Radio Corporation of America plant, which operated from 1940-1998.
Then-freshman forward Aleska Gulbe makes a jump shot Feb. 26, 2019, at Welsh-Ryan Arena in Evanston, Illinois. Gulbe scored 10 points in the Hoosiers' win over Purdue Thursday night.
Senior Caroline Goodwin performs "Someone to Watch Over Me" virtually with a group of friends July 13, 2020. Goodwin and other Jacobs School of Music students have had to adapt due to restrictions caused by COVID-19 that affect where and when they can practice and perform.
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