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New semester, new schedule, new location🤩. Join the PEACE Board for our spring semester office hours. We will now be located in the NEW Multicultural Center building in room 2040. Come get some work done, study, or just vibe with us this semester starting TUESDAY JANUARY 21st.😁

We are hosting auditions for talent as well as presentations for possible vendors for our Night at the MCC if you or someone you know is interested please sign up and come audition on January 13, 2025 at 6pm. Sign up link we be posted in our bio. *LOCATION CHANGE* We will now be hosting auditions in the Multicultural Center multipurpose room. The MCC is located on the intersection of North Shaw and Farm Lane, west of Shaw Hall.

With spring semester quickly approaching, The Black Students’ Alliance would proudly like to present our “NIGHT AT THE MCC”. This event will be a showcase of the Black student talent here at Michigan State University. We are looking for any musician, dancer, comedian, business, etc… willing to showcase your abilities to a large scale audience. More information regarding auditions and vendor sign ups will be released soon.✊🏾😁

Join us in wishing our RHA Representative, Jordan Hunt a Happy Birthday🥳🎂

This morning, our Political Affairs Directors( Missy Chola and Tayler Jones) addressed the Board of Trustees, yet again, to discuss the ongoing issue that is the well being of Black students here at MSU. Both ladies administered powerful speeches that thoroughly conveyed the concerns as well as demands expressed by the Black student body. We are tired of the constant neglect and overall mistreatment of Black students and and will NOT stop until changes are made. Here are excerpts from both speeches.✊🏾

Instances such as these have become far too common on this campus

Join us on Monday November 25th as we collab with for our Family Feud GBM. Come out and enjoy a fun game with good food and good people😁. International Center Rm 115 .

The Black Students’ Alliance would like to take the time to honor the life and legacy of the late Dr. Clifton R. Wharton Jr. Dr Wharton served as the first Black President of Michigan State University from 1970-1978. Dr. Wharton is in large part responsible for many of the initial changes and improvements of the Black experience here at MSU. His legacy will live forever as he is forever embedded in our minds.✊🏾

Join us tomorrow ,November 18th, for our Mental Health Monday themed General Body Meeting. Come enjoy a relaxing environment with Therapy Dogs and Insomnia Cookies. We look forward to seeing you all😁✊🏾.