08/27/2024
Make A Connection: MXCC Kickoff
Wednesday, September 18 | 6-8pm
Malcolm X Cultural Center
Berkshire DC (Lowler Level)
Soouthwest Residential Area
The MXCC supports students identifying with the African Diaspora to build a deeper sense of community, promote cultural enrichment and many others.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 5:00-9:30 PM
(Closed during the summer and Winter-session)
Location: Berkshire Dining Commons, Lower Level, Southwest Residential Area
(around the corner from Grab ‘N Go)
Phone: (413) 545-3042
The Malcolm X Cultural Center is a multifunctional site that provides space and opportunity for students to develop educational and social activities that enhance and broaden the aw
08/27/2024
Make A Connection: MXCC Kickoff
Wednesday, September 18 | 6-8pm
Malcolm X Cultural Center
Berkshire DC (Lowler Level)
Soouthwest Residential Area
11/22/2023
KWANZAA Celebration is happening at the Malcolm X Cultural Center on December 5 at 8pm. Come and listen to the poetry of Lyrical Faith - Imani Wallace, eat good food and enjoy great company!
Everyone's welcome!
09/27/2023
Come to the MXCC Kick Off on Thursday, Sepember 21 - from 6-8pm - Berkshire DC - Lower Level!
MXCC is inviting everyone to Sounds with DJ Boogy to start off the semester. Enjoy some wings and play some outdoor games.
07/05/2023
11/14/2022
Let's Rock our Mocs to honor Native Heritage Month. This is an opportunity for Native people across the country to express solidarity and awareness of culture and identity!
11/08/2022
The Moccasins Workshop registration is full. We have reached full capacity. Thanks to all students who signed up to join us in learning how to make moccasins. To those who intended to join but could not make it - be on the lookout for more announcement for another Moccasins Workshop in the spring!!!
11/01/2022
Talk: Native American Sovereignty via Tribal Stories and Drumming
Thursday, November 17 | 5-7pm, Fine Arts Atrium
Larry Spotted Crow Mann is a nationally acclaimed author and citizen of the Nipmuc Tribe of Massachusetts. He is an award-winning writer, poet, cultural educator, traditional storyteller, and tribal musician centered around the intersection of cultural and environmental awareness, spirituality, and youth sobriety in the Indigenous community. Mann is co-director of the Ohketeau Cultural Center, an organization that allows for the opportunity for interdisciplinary education through cultural workshops, dance, music, and art. Mann also serves as a Review Committee Member for the Native American Poets Project at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology at Harvard University
11/01/2022
Learn how to create your own pair of moccasins to wear on Rock Your Mocks Day on November 15. No experience required. Guided instruction provided. Space is limited so register to join here: [email protected].
Refreshments provided.
11/01/2022
Thursday, November 2 | 6:00-8:00pm | JWECC, Chadbourne Hall, B-3
Are there times when you feel like a little detached or disconnected from someone or something or simply feeling alone? Come to the JWECC and let us discuss feelings of disconnect from your roots or connect with who you are over coffee and sweeets.
Everyone's welcome!
| Monday | 5pm - 9:30pm |
| Tuesday | 5pm - 9:30pm |
| Wednesday | 5pm - 9:30pm |
| Thursday | 5pm - 9:30pm |
| Friday | 5pm - 9:30pm |