Past Events

N-CAB will offer ice cream and floats.  

N-CAB will be offering painting on glass for students to bring and use at home.

Happy TWOsday! Get 2 cookies for $2.22 from Jazzy's today only, while supplies last.

Victoria Basulto will present on the landmark pieces of legislation the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. She will explore what it took to pass both acts and what effect they had afterward.

SUNY Morrisville Esports (MES) Meetings.  Join Us!  On Mondays we will be meeting and on Wednesdays we will be doing activities.  

N-CAB will be offering painting on glass for students to bring and use at home.

Seneca's serving up pancakes for breakfast.

In 1967 the Supreme Court Case of Loving v. Virginia ended the right of states to ban interracial marriages and decided anti-miscegenation laws were unconstitutional under the 14th amendment. In this presentation, Victoria Basulto will tell the stories of the two plaintiffs, Mildred Jeter who was Black and Richard Loving who was white. Married in Washington D.C. the couple was charged with violating Virginia's antimiscegenation laws upon returning to Virginia.

Interscholastic Equestrian Association Horse Show

In 1963 Melvin Todd was a high school student at Western Olin High School in Birmingham, Alabama. In this interview, he recounts the story of his participation in the Children's Crusade, what he saw, and the sensation of living in a moment of great cultural and political change.

CAB Sponsored Snowtubing Trip.  $5 includes ticket and bus to event.  Sign up in the Student Activities Office.    

CAB Sponsored movie "Encanto" in the STUAC Theater.

On May 2, 1963, hundreds of students skipped classes and marched to downtown Birmingham, Alabama. The students were arrested and taken to jail in droves. The following day, as more students gathered peacefully, they were met with violence by the police and images of children being hit by police clubs, bitten by police dogs, and blasted by high-pressure firehose shocked the world. This presentation by Victoria Basulto is an introduction to that story.

CAB Sponsored movie "Encanto" in the STUAC Theater.

CAB Sponsored Wax Hands.  

Enjoy all the wings at our chicken wing bar!

In part 2, Jefferey McArn, who is the Chaplain at Hamilton College, continues his presentation on Robert Parris Moses. Moses is an alum from Hamilton College and was a renowned civil rights activist. In this remarkable two-part series retelling of his life, we learn of Moses courageous involvement with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, his efforts to register voters in Mississippi, and the many causes he championed in his life.

A SUNY League coordinated by LeagueSpot, SUNY Morrisville is competing in the SUNY Esports Spring 2022 League! Our showing in the League includes the following games, and all games default to 8:00PM EST on their respective days: 

Darrel Alejandro Holnes - Poet speaking for Black History Month Darrel is a Professor at N.Y.U. and has written poetry for years. He is going to speak about poetry and his multiple identities.  

Jefferey McArn, who is the Chaplain at Hamilton College, introduces us to Robert Parris Moses. Moses is an alum from Hamilton College and was a renowned civil rights activist. In this remarkable two-part series retelling of his life, we learn of Moses courageous involvement with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, his efforts to register voters in Mississippi, and the many causes he championed in his life.

Come and play Intramural Volleyball!

All are welcome!

Leonel A. Diaz from SUNY Delhi will be presenting virtually. This training will be the introduction course to learn about LGBTQIA+ identities, gender and sexuality, and examine prejudice, assumptions, and privilege.

In 1951, students at the Robert Russa Moton High School in Farmville, Virginia walked out of school to initiate a strike demanding better school facilities. Led by 16-year-old Barbara Johns, the Moton Student Strike would produce three-fourths of the plaintiffs in Brown v. Board of Education (1954) and would be the only student-led initiated case of the five that comprised Brown v. Board. The Moton school story is also vital in the Supreme Court case of Griffin v.

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