This year’s theme, Black Feminism, Black Art, will explore the intersections of Black feminist praxis and art creation, critiquing, and interpretation.
Embark on a transformative nine-day journey through London’s rich multicultural history, from the city’s Roman origins to its vibrant contemporary setting. This immersive experience delves into how London has been influenced and impacted by global cultures.
The Northeastern Figure Skating Club is hosting its annual holiday show in Matthews Arena. Celebrate the holidays and watch talented Northeastern skaters perform their hard work.
Come see performances of William Shakespear’s- The Twelfth Night- directed by- Antonio Ocampo-Guzman. Presented by Northeastern University’s Department of Theatre, you won’t want to miss this! (November 14-24)
Get ready for the ultimate dance-off! The first-ever Club Sports Dancing with the Stars is coming, and it’s going to be epic! Watch your favorite Northeastern club sports teams trade their cleats and jerseys for dance shoes, teaming up with the talented Northeastern Dance Team for a night of show-stopping moves.
Join us to see the Fruitlands Museum, which has a diverse collection of art and material culture on 210 acres of land, stunning views, and miles of walking trails! The 210-acre landscape encompasses five collections first established by Sears: the original Fruitlands Farmhouse; the Shaker Museum, the first such museum in the country; the Native American Museum, celebrating the history of indigenous peoples; the Wayside Visitor Center, a classroom, education, and exhibition space; and the Art Museum.
Join us in Boston and Providence for the inaugural event in the “Intimacies of Black Asia” series, a multi-year collaboration that explores the many dimensions in which Africana and Global Asian histories, cultures, and creativities overlap, intermingle, and entangle across Atlantic, Indian Ocean, and Pacific Ocean worlds.
A one-day event designed to help supporters of CAMD become more involved with the institution by networking and listening to our vision to revolutionize the disciplines of arts, media and design. A networking reception with our student leaders will follow.
Taylor Swift’s music spans ten eras over seventeen years from her debut to her most recent album, Midnights. Join Dr. Catherine Fairfield, Postdoctoral Teaching Associate in English, as we unpack how Swift draws on histories of women’s storytelling through the writing and aesthetics of her eras. We will explore literary and cultural heritages such as gothic literature and confessional writing to understand how Swift creates honest, relatable stories that connect with diverse global audiences.
The Africana Studies Program invite you to the inaugural bell hooks symposium at Northeastern University Oakland, honoring the life and legacy of the trailblazing Black feminist scholar bell hooks. This symposium’s theme is Education as the Practice of Freedom: Black Feminism in Action.