Black African American Cultural Center

City Teaching Alliance hosts The Power of the 2%

CTA discusses the importance of black men in education

Sophia Newell03.03.2024

To advocate for the pressing need for greater diversity in education, the City Teacher Alliance and the University of Idaho set to host a Zoom panel event on Feb. 27 […]

The Black Educators Initiative program discusses the importance of having diverse educators

The City Teachers Alliance engages in discussions with both UI students and teachers, addressing the objectives of The Black Educators Initiative program.

Alyssa Johnson11.04.2023

Black educators play an important role in the field of education by fostering inclusivity, creating diversity in classrooms, and reducing systemic barriers to Black educators. Only 20% of national public […]

ASUI swears in new senators

ASUI pass resolutions to thank important members of the Vandal community

Daniel Ramirez02.09.2023

Four new members will be joining the current crop of ASUI senators. Senators Kennedy LaFountaine, Daniel Martinez, Josie Gaturutura and Ethan Clemens were sworn in by ASUI President Tanner McClain […]

Seen and heard: The importance of the BAACC

Mario Pile and the BAACC provide community for Black students on campus

Joanna Hayes09.22.2022

In its second semester at the University of Idaho, the Black/African American Cultural Center provides an inclusive and supportive space for all Vandals. The center, directed by Mario Pile, sits […]