Heritage Months
At St. Lawrence University, we strive to acknowledge and celebrate the various cultures that are represented in our community. Additionally, the observance of heritage months is an opportunity for us to highlight and honor the history and contributions of marginalized identities. We encourage everyone in our community to incorporate heritage months into their programming calendar as it is a chance not only for celebration, but for learning as well. If you would like us to include your event on our page, please fill out this form. We also encourage you to refer to our religious and spiritual holidays calendar when planning events.
Black History Month
All month: Laurentians for Equity, Equality and Diversity (LEED) shares profiles of black excellence via their Instagram page. A bulletin board in the Sullivan Student Center will also feature these profiles.
Black History Month book display at the Owen D. Young library.
- Movie The Hate You Give, Friday, February 7th, Carnegie 10, Sponsored by LEED
- Movie Zora Neale Hurston: Claiming Space hosted by Dr. Adam Harr, Anthropology. Feb 20th, 7:00 pm, ODY 24 hr. room. Learn more here Library Movie Night Series.
- "Real Talk with BSU" Join us for an open and honest discussion on the topics that matter -- identity, culture, challenges, and triumphs. This is a space to share your truth, learn from others, and build a stronger community. No filters, no judgment -- just real talk. February 21
- Museum of Black Excellence, Friday, February 22nd, 2:00-4:00 pm, Winston Room. Sponsored by the CA Diversity & Inclusion Council
- Black History Month themed lunch. Monday, February 24, 11 AM - 2.30PM. Sponsored by Dining Services