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The Black Student Union was founded in 1967 and recognized by the Student Association in 1968.

This organization was the first club of color on the University at Buffalo's campus and was founded during a time of struggle for Blacks in America and throughout the world. The Black Student Union’s goals are:

• Preserving and perpetuating Black culture, dignity, and self-awareness.
• Emphasizing the existence and the role of Black Students at the University at Buffalo.
• Increasing admission

Photos from UB BSU's post 06/10/2025

Interested in joining BSU👀? You still can! We are now opening our Executive AND Extended positions!

Executive Positions:
-President
-Vice President
-Activities Coordinator (2)
-Historian (1)
-Publicity Coordinator (2)

Extended Positions:
-Black Men United (2)
-Black Women United (2)
-Community Service Chair (1)

If interested in any position, please contact us via email at [email protected] by June 13th. We hope to hear from you!☀️🫶🏾

Photos from UB BSU's post 03/07/2023

In honor of Women’s History Month, we are commemorating prominent female figures’ achievements as well as their importance. First, we have Buffalo’s own, Beverly R. Gray✨.

Ms. Gray was a local entrepreneur in her community. She founded a daycare center called The Ujama Family Day Care. Also was an originator of local support groups for black women who have breast cancer🙏🏿.

She was also elected as Council member at large for the City of Buffalo. She was recognized for her natural ability to plan, develop, and implement projects.

A miraculous leader and caring person. Today, we honer the late Beverly Gray🖤.

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Just in case you were missing BE🤭 Here's a special look at our show from the lenses of .nyc 📸 A special thanks to all performers, designers, and models for making it such a night to remember🤩

03/03/2023

Have you ever heard, “I no Black, I Dominican”? Are you confused about what Afro-Latinidad is? Well, we’ve got you covered! Join The Black Student Union and The Latin American Student Association as we discuss the intersectionality of our communities, from talking about what makes you Black to if Latinos can celebrate Black History Month. Don’t miss out on this important conversation, this is a meeting you really don’t want to miss! We hope to see all of you, Wednesday, March 8th at 5PM in SU 235!

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The Black Student Union🤎 would like to formally thank you for your attendance at our annual Black Explosion! Mosqic: Collections of the Divine was a true success thanks to our amazing team. To our designers, thank you for allowing us to showcase your creativity and beautiful pieces of art. To our models and model coordinators, thank you for your hard work and dedication to making this show amazing. To our performers, thank you for bringing art to life through movement and an exciting show! To our host, thank you for your enthusiasm and engagement with the crowd. To our Old School, thank you for your words of wisdom. & to YOU our community and general body, thank you for coming out and showing off your outfits. Here's to another BE for the books. We'll see you next year!
Sincerely, BSU✊🏽
Photo Credit📸: .day.vintage

03/01/2023

Our Historians🤵🏽‍♂️🤵🏿‍♂️ would like to invite you to 'The BSU Podcast' 🎙️TODAY, Wednesday March 1st at 5 PM in SU235. Join us and our special guests as we discuss the culture🤎, BSU history✊🏽, and what's trending📈. Be there or hear about it, this is a meeting you don't want to miss!🤭

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An all-Black collegiate swimming and diving team won its first conference championship over the weekend, making history during Black History Month.‼️‼️

Howard University's swimming and diving team took home the 2023 title of the Northeast Conference Men's Swimming and Diving champions on Saturday.
"It's the first conference title for our men's program in 34 years, and it feels amazing," said Nicholas Askew, coach of Howard's swimming and diving team. "It just feels phenomenal to know that there's this group of young men and young women who believed that it was possible, even when we were first getting started and all kinds of things were not going our way."🖤💫

02/28/2023

Our Historians🤵🏽‍♂️🤵🏿‍♂️ would like to invite you to 'The BSU Podcast' 🎙️TOMORROW, Wednesday March 1st at 5 PM in SU235. Join us and our special guests as we discuss the culture🤎, BSU history✊🏽, and what's trending📈. Be there or hear about it, this is a meeting you don't want to miss!🤭

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Wendy A. Okolo is a Nigerian-American aerospace research engineer in the Intelligent Systems Division at NASA Ames Research Center. Dr. Wendy A. Okolo obtained her Ph.D. in aerospace engineering at 26 becoming the youngest and the first black woman to do so at the University of Texas at Arlington‼️.

At NASA, she conducts research in control systems and systems health monitoring to develop solutions to aerospace engineering problems as a member of the Diagnostics and Prognostics team in the Discovery and Systems Health (DaSH) area. In her spare time, she loves to travel, exercise, and mentor young women in STEM🙌🏿.

02/27/2023

Our Historians🤵🏽‍♂️🤵🏿‍♂️ would like to invite you to 'The BSU Podcast' 🎙️on WEDNESDAY March 1st at 5 PM in SU235. Join us and our special guests as we discuss the culture🤎, BSU history✊🏽, and what's trending📈. Be there or hear about it, this is a meeting you don't want to miss!🤭

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