![Black United Students had their first meeting at Oscar Ritchie to talk about what theyre planning for its 50th anniversary.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/0cf3cc94db3c6c722bc88b3f8e9a21fd-900x675.jpg)
Black United Students prepares to celebrate 50th anniversary
Robyn Berandi
• September 8, 2018
The evolution of African-American poetry
Faith Riggs
• May 5, 2018
Pan-African studies to host ‘Bus at 50’ in Uumbaji gallery
Erica Carter
• February 20, 2018
Pan-African studies celebrates pre-Kwanzaa tonight
Tierra Thomas
• December 2, 2017
![Performers of “The Vagina Monologues” break the ice during their first meeting together as a group after practicing their monologues on their own in Oscar Ritchie Hall Theater on Tuesday, April 12, 2016. The group was asked to answer the question: “What outfit would your vagina wear?”](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/2eaefff2627b3b53280f4e6e854b33f5-900x523.jpg)
Oscar Ritchie stages The Vagina Monologues
Nicholas Garisto
Women and Gender Issues Reporter
• April 13, 2016
![Kent State graduate Jennifer Cline and her 3 year-old son, Kwadwo Cline, attend Timothy Moore’s picture exhibition, “Get on the BUS: A Pictorial of Black Student Protest at KSU,” at the Uumbaji Gallery of Oscar Ritchie Hall on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016.](https://kentwired.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/0bbfced2bdc73e774ac2924395d53cb1-900x648.jpg)
Get on the BUS: A new photo gallery open at Oscar Ritchie Hall
Hana Barkowitz
• February 23, 2016
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