UIC Black History Month
The UIC Black History Month 2025 Student Planning Committee invites students, faculty, and staff to participate in this year’s Black History Month recognition from February 1-28, 2025.
Black History Month is an annual celebration of the achievements of Africans and African Americans and a time to acknowledge the central role of Black people in U.S. history. In observance of this important month, the University of Illinois Chicago has scheduled several campus events.
This year, we honor the theme "On My Black Job – Labor, Love, and Liberation," aligning with the national theme of African Americans and Labor. Join us to celebrate and reflect on the resilience, contributions, and legacy of the Black community.
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Dance Class: Haiti, Creative Arts & Social Movements
Conversation: Haiti, Creative Arts & Social Movements
Q&A Discussion: Haiti, Creative Arts & Social Movements
Ask the Experts Panel
Pitch Workshop
UIC Douglass Day 2025
One Million Experiments Screening + Conversation
Pitch Competition
Heritage Ball: The Blasquerade
Marketplace
Black Wellness Day
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Black History Month Planning Committee
Black History Month (BHM) at UIC is a collaborative effort between students, staff and faculty here at the university. The Center for Student Involvement is thankful for their support. The following are co-sponsors & collaborators for BHM 2022:
African-American Cultural Center
African American Academic Network
African Student Council
Black Student Union
Black Grad Student Association
CHANCE Program
Chancellors Committee on the Status of Blacks
Collegiate 100
Fraternity and Sorority Life
Honors College
National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs Inc. – UIC
National Society of Black Engineers UIC Chapter
Office of Diversity Equity & Engagement
UIC Alumni
University Library
Women’s Leadership And Resource Center