Gladson Ripley and Buchanon Droke dormitories will host the Black History Month Quiz Bowl Challenge. Recording artists the Racy Brothers and the Spiritualettes will perform in a gospel concert at 7 p.m. at the Arkansas Union Theater. Additional singers at the concert will be the Chosen Gospel Singers of Little Rock, St. James Missionary Baptist Church of Fayetteville, and invited guests of St. James Missionary Baptist Church of Fort Smith. Gospel-recording artists the Racy Brothers will be the additional guests. Gospel-recording artist the Spiritualettes will be the additional guests.
Shows are free to all students, faculty and staff who have paid the student activity fee.
Gregson Hall Lobby Feb. 21, time to be determined, and students will participate in Black History Jeopardy at Holcombe Hall. Coffeehouse and poetry will be held at Yocum Hall, and Residence Hall African-American Final Quiz Bowl will begin at 7 p.m. at Reid Hall. Before the film, a distinguished panel will present the historical context for this modern-day David and Goliath story of courage and perseverance, race and class, imagination and endurance. On campus that night, a talent show and dance will begin at 7 p.m. at the Arkansas Union Ballroom. Mrs. Bell, a member of the National Institute of American Doll Artists, made the dolls to bring black history alive for her students.