“The Industrial Workers of the World and the Performance of Protest” presented by Aaron Jesch, Ph.D., independent historian and adjunct professor of history.

For more information, email lmercier@wsu.edu.

Celebrate Black History Month by attending the Black Expo celebration. This event will feature a DJ, free haircuts, local Black-owned businesses, community resources from and for the Black community, tasty food from Black-owned restaurants and amazing energy.

Join an engaging, interactive workshop to learn about the history of Vancouver’s African American/Black American community.

Historian Melissa Williams will share the story of housing and Vancouver’s African American community from 1940-1960. Learn how Black families made Southwest Washington their home during wartime, what factors pushed many out of the area after the war, and about the lasting contributions these first Black residents made to Vancouver.

Experience a musical performance by hip-hop activist Jasiri X. Food provided by Chef CeeJay

Join CILA for hot tea while spilling your tea! This is an open-format discussion on the topic of race washing. Light refreshments will be provided.

Join Mexican Canadian journalist José Luis Granados Ceja to hear about U.S.-Mexico relations, labor reforms under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and rising trade union activity in the Americas.

For more information, email lmercier@wsu.edu.

Interested in learning more about the newly formed Staff Advisory Council? Interested in providing feedback on the council and getting more involved? Join the Staff Advisory Council for a kickoff open house. Provide feedback on the proposed guiding statement and organizational structure, connect with colleagues, and enjoy coffee and donuts.

Doctoral students present their thesis in three minutes or less. The top two finishers will each receive $500. The overall Vancouver winner will compete in the WSU finals held 1 p.m. March 27 in Pullman. See complete rules at 3mt.wsu.edu/rules.

The top three winners from the final competition will receive money toward travel to a research conference of their choice: first place: $3,000; second place: $1,500; third place: $500.

Listen on KXRW-FM and KXRY-FM

Re-Imagined Radio celebrates Gunsmoke, a defining radio drama in the Western genre, with a compilation of two episodes, "Billy The Kid" (Episode #1, broadcast April 26, 1952) and "Young Man with a Gun" (Episode #123, broadcast Aug. 23, 1954). Both speak to the violence that moved with our country's westward expansion.

Looking to upgrade your wardrobe sustainably? Come to the Clothing Swap.

Donate clothes before the event at the Recreation Office/Annex Building or bring preloved clothing to the event to swap with your peers.

• Donations not needed to participate
• Clothes must be in good, clean condition

For more information or to volunteer for setup/takedown, contact Trinity Reeves at trinity.reeves@wsu.edu.