Take your boo thang somewhere nice for Valentine’s Day with the help of BSU 💕❤️. STARTING NOW. Whomever has the funniest post wins.

Join BSU on Monday from 5-7 as we highlight the Black candidates running for Trustee. During this forum we will discuss Black issues along with other relevant topics in order to provide a perspective on how each represents our community. We look forward to seeing you there

Hello everyone! This week, Black Students United is kicking off a campaign to raise awareness about environmental justice, climate change, and the role of marginalized communities (Black/African-American, Latinx, Native American, etc.) in battling environmental racism.

Happy Friday! Well, unfortunately not that happy—did you know that communities of color are more susceptible to lung issues and other ailments because of higher exposure rates to air pollution?

Today, we listen to Mia White, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies at the New School. This is a clip from a panel “Environmental Justice: Then and Now.” To watch the whole thing (which we recommend you do!), here is the link: youtube.com/watch?v=imTG6G…

Heard you, AOC! Some politicians like to believe that climate change is a concern for the privileged, but Ocasio-Cortez claps back: it’s a concern for all of. Let’s not be reactive, but PROactive. Thanks for staying with us, and remember to #GetEducated. More coming tomorrow!

Check out our infographic on how water contamination is a huge deal for our communities across America. Tomorrow is our last day of the campaign, so be on the lookout for a last parting message from us! #DoYouKnowWhatsInYourWater ? Link to the article: americanprogress.org/issues/race/ne…

We leave you with the words of the brilliant Dr. Atyia Martin. “Climate change and racism are very interconnected.” Although climate change may affect all of us, marginalized communities unfortunately and disproportionately bear the brunt of the immediate, harmful effects.

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It is appalling that Cornell University appears ready to deport an international student without regard for due process, simply because of their presence at a protest. It is wrong, and I urge the university to reverse course immediately.

In principled Pan-African solidarity, we Black Students United, stand with one of our own Momodou Taal. Please join us and others in the fight to defend him against unjust charges. #handsoffMomodou

#BlackMindsMatter Today at 5:30 in the UJ Main Lounge💙