The UNIDAD Group Art Exhibition holds Latinx inspired art pieces in celebration of Hispanic Heritage month. Head Curator Ari Bliss, teamed up with the Kent State University Multicultural...
This Fall, the UHURU staff was inspired to create a playlist filled with songs that bring out the best of us. With the end of Summer vacations and the tough return to routines...
IISuperwomanII didn’t just sit on her YouTube laurels. In addition to earning about $10.5 million and achieving 14.9 million subscribers, Lilly Singh has ventured to other realms...
Wale released his sixth studio album this month, Wow...That’s Crazy, two years after his last project SHINE. The artist describes in his bio on Apple Music he “opens up about...
Fourteen years ago, The UHURU staff published the “21 Most Influential Books for Black College Students” in their Spring 2005 print issue. This list featured some of the most...
As 2018 reigns as “The Year of the Woman,” the saying stays true in today’s climate for female rap. After a decade of Nicki Minaj as the sole survivor for female rappers,...
In the art world, black people are being seen for their worth for the first time in a long time. There’s an outpouring of wonderfully unique and talented artists consuming my...
Graphic by Alex Tharnish
Growing up, I never imagined I would find pop culture and politics merging as one. I always thought it was politicians’ responsibility to influence...
*Suddenly, techno symphony music played and my attention was glued to the television screen; “Korben Dallas! Here he is, the one and only winner of the Gemini Croquet contest…”...
As of late in mainstream media and music culture, there has been a reemergence of original sounds and a continuing reference to aesthetics of the past. Currently in music, artists...
On the cover: a pastel sketch of musician, Yuna, by Tai Gomez.
You know that moment, that sudden “ah-ha” moment when you figure out what you’re meant to do in life, like...