The University of Cincinnati’s African American Cultural Resource Center (AACRC) kicked off Black History Month hosting Kuamka Week, Feb. 1 – 6, to induct the 2021 Kuamka King and Queen to be student representatives of the AACRC. The theme for the 22nd annual Kuamka was “Fix Your Crown.”
Due to her dedication, Boudreaux had the opportunity earlier this year to have one of her paintings on display in the Parkinson’s Fitness Community Center in Blue Ash.
“I’m not just a disease. I’m a person too,” said 21-year-old Kelsey Boudreaux, who is a former University of Cincinnati (UC) student with juvenile Parkinson’s disease, a rare movement disorder.
June 26, 1826, was an important date for American history: the birth of Sarah Mayrant Fossett. She was born in Charleston and later moved to New Orleans, where she studied under a French hairdresser. During this time, she developed styling skills she would later bring up north and serve weal…
Identity – a student organization on campus at the University of Cincinnati (UC) – is on a mission to unite the student body, regardless of ethnicity, by promoting cohesiveness among diverse groups of people.
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