Providence College Department of Black Studies

❗DEADLINE THIS FRIDAY❗
Don't forget to submit your works for the Spring 2026 Heritage Journal!
The Spring 2026 theme is BLACK JOY AND BLACK RESISTANCE

⏰ Submissions are due by 11:59PM on Friday, March 27th.

Contact Katherine Lynch ([email protected]) with questions.

Don't forget to submit your works for the Spring 2026 Heritage Journal!
The Spring 2026 theme is BLACK JOY AND BLACK RESISTANCE

⏰ Submissions are due by 11:59PM on Friday, March 27th.

Contact Katherine Lynch ([email protected]) with questions.

❗Today!❗ Don't miss "Of Civl Wrongs and Rights: The Fred Korematsu Story" A Talk by Dr. Karen Korematsu this afternoon at 4:00pm in Ruane LL05.

We're very excited to be co-sponsoring this event with Dr. Karen Korematsu, "Of Civil Wrongs and Rights: The Fred Korematsu Story" We hope to see you there!

📍Wednesday, March 4th
4pm, Ruane LL05

Happy Black History Month 🤎

This Thursday, we're throwing it back to Dr. Kyei-Poakwa's bi-annual African Dinner last spring 2025! Don't miss the dinner this year - keep an eye out for our date announcement!

The Personal Counseling Center after-hours number is 401.865.2343, press option 2 to reach the on-call counselor. The on-call conselor is available to all students, even if you have not previously had an appointment at the Counseling Center.

Chaplain's Office for after-hours support: 401.865.2222

Stevie Wonder Day in BLS 101 w/ and !

This month (November 1st through November 30th) is Native American Heritage Month. Throughout the year, and especially during November, we celebrate and honor the traditions, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous people.

We are also excited to recommend Joseph Lee's "Nothing More of This Land" for reading this November. Lee writes "a sweeping, personal exploration of Indigenous identity and the challenges facing Indigenous people around the world".