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Ezekiel Stephens, more affectionately known as Zeke, was born and raised in Saginaw, Michigan, about two hours away from Detroit. He grew...

“So close is the bond between man and woman that you cannot raise one without lifting the other. The world cannot move ahead without woman’s

"When will this end?"

The AUC’s out-of-state students face time constraints, and expenses as their voting options dwindle Tara Winstead With less than a few...

The notion of Blackness is not static but instead dynamic and inclusive.

Candidate President Donald Trump said he would cut federal funding for any school pushing critical race theory In a thought-provoking...

Photo By David Peinado As immigration emerges as a pivotal issue in the 2024 election, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp’s decision to send...

By centering the lived experiences of women, we can better understand the urgent need for comprehensive healthcare access in the upcoming...

Vice President Kamala Harris's “Blackness” has come into question many times—and not just by Black people

Streamers have become essential political discussion figures

Politicians have always used music to communicate to their audiences.

The temporary responses to these incidents only fuel the frustration among students, who are truly looking for genuine change. 

The closing of the Vine City Walmart continues to impact AUC students.

As Women's History Month concludes, here are six women making history today.

Being a college student is hard—meditating doesn't have to be.

"We are complex Black men with more to us than people who do not identify as Black men have the capacity to understand."