Music to one's ears (and taste buds)

Published 02.22.2019

News
Events
Student News

    Myal Soul fills CC Commons with uncommon musical talent.The Jamaican flag adorns a bowl of fried plantains, adding Caribbean flair to the bill of fare.Posters, including one honoring authors Alice Walker and Langston Hughes, celebrate contributions of African-Americans.Buttons reflect an array of cultural and historic experience.Students applaud the entertainment.Students enjoyed live reggae and a savory meal at Wednesday's Soul Food Buffet, held (in the aftermath of a snowstorm, no less) in the Bush Campus Center as part of Penn College's Black History Month observance. The dinner is among a series of commemorative activities organized by Diversity & Community Engagement; upcoming events include a Diversi-tea Dialogue, focusing on black poets and their works, at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Room 105C of the Campus Center, and a free showing of "42," a film about baseball's Jackie Robinson, at 7 that night in the Student & Administrative Services Center presentation room.
    Photos by Rachel A. Eirmann, student photographer

      Get Penn College News in your inbox each morning.

      Subscribe

      The future needs you

      If you put more into today, could you get more out of tomorrow? If you create your future at Pennsylvania College of Technology, the answer is yes.

      With open and rolling admission, applying is easy.

      Apply today

      Experience all that campus has to offer with visit options designed just for you.

      Schedule visit

      Get more information about the admission process.

      Request information