Mosaic House at Elizabethtown College

“I’d like for somebody to say that Martin Luther King, Jr., tried to love somebody…
say that I was a drum major for justice…
a drum major for peace…
I just want to leave a committed life behind.”
— Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Dr. King measured his life not by fixing everything, but by commitment — to love, justice, and humanity.

As we honor his legacy today, however you’re feeling, take space to feel it. When you’re ready, let your next step be rooted in love.

May we continue building the Beloved Community together (Etown at the 38th Annual MLK Breakfast).

“Young King in Bloom” by multidisciplinary artist

Welcome back, Blue Jays 💙

We’re excited to start the semester grounded in community, care, and connection. A special welcome back to Kalen Tendo ’27, returning from his study abroad experience in Athens, Greece. Kalen is a Legal Studies major, Ubuntu Mentor, and President of NOIR, Etown’s Black Student Union. He is eager to collaborate as we prepare for Black History Month.

All Etown students are invited to share ideas, needs, and program suggestions.
📩 Reach out: [email protected]

Let’s make this semester meaningful, together.

Thank you, Ubuntu Mentors!!

Watching you show up for your mentees - with patience, heart, and real community care - has been the best part of this fall. You built connections, created space for people to breathe and belong, and lived out I am because we are in everything you did.

Proud of you. Inspired by you.
Can’t wait for what we build together next. 💙

End of Year Celebration with Ubuntu Mentors | Saturday, April 26 at 10 AM – 2 PM | Mosaic House

Join the Ubuntu Mentors for a special End of Year Celebration at the Mosaic House! This gathering is a time to reflect on the year’s journey, celebrate achievements, and strengthen the connections built within our community. Enjoy food, fellowship, and moments of gratitude as we close out the year together. Stop by to relax, reconnect, and celebrate all that we have accomplished!

Ujima Dialogue | Wednesday, April 23 at 5 PM | McCormick Classroom, High Library

Mosaic Scholars lead the Ujima Dialogue Series, an informal discussion on current diversity, equity, accessibility, and justice issues. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend, as Ujima is a Kwanzaa principle that implies "collective work and responsibility." Join Mosaic Scholar Aspen Thompson ’28 and Avery Koar ’28 for an engaging discussion concerning rare disease research.
BluePrint: Equity and Diversity

Q***ringo (It’s Bingo, but Q***r!) | Thursday, April 24 | 7–9 PM | Mosaic House

Bingo, but with a fabulous twist! Join us for a fun game night with themed prizes, lots of laughs, and a welcoming atmosphere. Snag a card and get ready to win!

Mosaic Unbound | Monday, April 21 | 5 PM | McCormick Classroom, High Library

Join the High Library and the Office of Civil Rights, Opportunity, and Access for this month’s PRIDE-themed discussion, highlighting the history, struggles, and triumphs of LGBTQ+ communities. Engage in meaningful conversation about advocacy and representation.
BluePrint: Equity and Diversity