Terrence Shambley Jr., executive editor Augsburg staff delivered a letter to President Paul Pribbenow and the Board of Regents on Oct. 29 informing them of
Artist Statement Peace, y’all! I’m Terrence Shambley Jr., a fiction writer and poet born and raised in Saint Paul. I’m passionate about the intersections of
Terrence Shambley Jr., Professional Bad Bitch Following the Philadelphia rapper’s long-running conflict with label owner DJ Drama, Little Oozi Vehicle came out of retirement to
Terrence Shambley Jr., A&E Editor Mallory Harris is a visual artist and writer from the South Side of Chicago. He describes himself as an “auditory
Terrence Shambley Jr., A&E Editor On Valentine’s Day, Augsburg’s Pan-Afrikan Student Union (PASU) hosted Black Love, an event that centered discussions on black love, love
Terrence Shambley Jr., A&E Editor The Augsburg Indigenous Student Association (AISA) brought out rapper Supaman at “The Art of Resistance,” on Jan. 31st, a night
Terrence Shambley, Staff Writer “Creed 2” sacrifices unpredictability to execute a well-rounded film that centers black love, the character of Adonis Creed and the common
Terrence Shambley Jr, Contributor Here’s why the concept of academic freedom doesn’t justify professors using the N-word in class: a slur of that magnitude can
Rachel Lindo and Terrence Shambley Jr., Contributors Rachel: As Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court ruling raged on and into his confirmation on Oct. 6, it wasn’t uncommon
Terrence Shambley Jr., Contributor Augsburg’s Queer Indigenous and People of Color (QIPOC) brought out queer poet and activist Christopher Soto to share his work with
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