Black Student Union of Point Park University

On July 4th, 1776, the U.S. declared independence stating “all men are created equal” while leaving hundreds of thousands African Americans enslaved. On June 19th, 1865 the enslaved African Americans of Galveston, Texas were notified of their freedom. Later coming the creation of the 13th Amendment officially abolishing slavery across the United States.

We celebrate this day, June 19th, as a reminder of our freedom, a reminder of how hard our ancestors fought, and a reminder of how resilient we are as a community, as we remain committed to continuing the fight.

The Black Student Union is so proud to announce our most recent development.

In honor of graduating Senior and BSU President Kayla. The BSU Office is now the Kayla F. Brown Black Student Union Office!

We are so proud of Kayla and all of her dedication and hard work! Join us in celebrating Kayla’s graduation and accomplishments!

Unwind, paint your own master piece, and plot a plant to take home!

Our last meeting of the semester, the perfect time to say your final thoughts, relax, hang out, and reflect.

Drinks and snacks will be provided!

April 7th
7pm
Student Center, 2nd Floor, The Blue Room

Unwind, paint your own master piece, and plot a plant to take home! 🎨🪴

Our last general meeting of the semester, the perfect time to relax, hang out, and reflect. Drink and snacks will be provided! 🖤

April 7th
7pm
Student Center, 2nd Floor, The Blue Room

Thank you to everyone that supported us at our Beyond the Fabric Fashion Show! ✨🖤

If you were a model and would like the photos from the fashion show, please dm us with your email!

BSU Carnival Takeover is coming your way! 🤩🎟️

Sunday, April 12th
12-4 pm
Village Park

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Be the change that you wish to see! 🖤

Interested in joining Point Park’s Black Student Union Executive Board, apply TODAY, don’t hesitate!

The link will be posted in bio!