APU Black Student Association

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Board applications are officially OPEN!If you’ve been looking for a way to lead, serve, and build community with BSA, th...
04/17/2026

Board applications are officially OPEN!

If you’ve been looking for a way to lead, serve, and build community with BSA, this is your moment. From programming to prayer, marketing to mentorship—there’s a place for your gifts on our board.

Apply today by scanning the QR code and step into impact, leadership, and legacy.

Applications close April 27th ⏳

TOMORROW join us for a night of vision, creativity, and community as we finish out the semester and step boldly into wha...
04/14/2026

TOMORROW join us for a night of vision, creativity, and community as we finish out the semester and step boldly into what’s next.

we’ll be building vision boards, reflecting on where God has brought us, and speaking life into the future ahead.
bring a friend, we can’t wait to see you there!

🗓 april 14th | 7–9 PM
📍 wilden 105

NEW LOCATION : V.I.P. Room (West Campus)Savor the Success 🎓✨Join us as we celebrate and honor our Black graduates and al...
04/14/2026

NEW LOCATION : V.I.P. Room (West Campus)

Savor the Success 🎓✨
Join us as we celebrate and honor our Black graduates and all that they’ve accomplished. This is a space to pour into, uplift, and cover our grads in love and prayer as they step into their next season 🤎

All are welcome to come celebrate with us!
Still time to RSVP by scanning the QR code or using the link in our bio.

Giving Day is here!Support BSA and help us continue building community, creating meaningful spaces, and uplifting Black ...
03/25/2026

Giving Day is here!

Support BSA and help us continue building community, creating meaningful spaces, and uplifting Black student voices at APU. Every gift counts—scan the QR code or go to apu.edu/givingday to give!

Savor The Success 🎓✨Join us as we celebrate and honor our Black graduates and all that they’ve accomplished. This is a s...
03/19/2026

Savor The Success 🎓✨
Join us as we celebrate and honor our Black graduates and all that they’ve accomplished. This is a space to pour into, uplift, and cover our grads in love and prayer as they step into their next season 🤎

All are welcome to come celebrate with us!
RSVP by April 1st by scanning the QR code or using the link in our bio.

come kick it at The Living Room 🤎a chill night for games, snacks, and good music — whether you need a study spot to lock...
02/24/2026

come kick it at The Living Room 🤎

a chill night for games, snacks, and good music — whether you need a study spot to lock in or a break from midterms to just breathe. bring a friend, bring your homework, or just bring yourself.

got a favorite game? bring it! we’d love to play 🃏🎲

room to live. 🛋️✨

Today is Expressions.All month, we’ve honored the names history tried to overlook. But tonight is also for the ones we n...
02/15/2026

Today is Expressions.

All month, we’ve honored the names history tried to overlook. But tonight is also for the ones we never learned about — the unseen stories, the quiet resilience, the uncredited brilliance.

inVISIBLE was never about absence.
It’s about recognition.

“Making visible the unseen, forgotten, & ignored.”

See you at 6PM. Let’s bring the invisible into the light. 🤎

Assata Shakur is a former member of the Black Liberation Army and an activist whose life became one of the most debated ...
02/15/2026

Assata Shakur is a former member of the Black Liberation Army and an activist whose life became one of the most debated and polarizing stories of the 20th century. After her 1977 conviction in the death of a New Jersey state trooper — a case she has long maintained was unjust — she later escaped prison and was granted political asylum in Cuba.

To some, she represents resistance against systemic oppression. To others, her story is tied to violence and controversy. What remains undeniable is that her life forces us to wrestle with questions of justice, power, and whose narratives are believed.

Her quote, “Dreams and reality are opposites. Actions synthesize them,” speaks to conviction — the belief that change requires movement, not just imagination.

In the spirit of Expressions: inVISIBLE, we continue engaging stories that are complex, layered, and often pushed to the margins — not to simplify them, but to acknowledge them.

RSVP at the link in our bio.

Big Mama Thornton was a blues legend whose raw, commanding sound laid the foundation for generations of artists to come....
02/14/2026

Big Mama Thornton was a blues legend whose raw, commanding sound laid the foundation for generations of artists to come. She was the first to record “Hound Dog” in 1952, pouring grit and attitude into the track — yet history often credited others while sidelining the Black woman who made it unforgettable.

Her talent was undeniable. Her influence was everywhere. But like so many Black women in music, her contributions were pushed to the margins while others profited from the spotlight.

Big Mama Thornton reminds us that originality cannot be erased — even when recognition is delayed.

Her legacy echoes through Expressions: inVISIBLE, where we honor the brilliance, impact, and cultural architects who refused to shrink their sound.

“I don’t sing like nobody but myself.”

RSVP at the link in our bio.

bell hooks was a writer, feminist scholar, and cultural critic whose work reshaped conversations around race, gender, cl...
02/13/2026

bell hooks was a writer, feminist scholar, and cultural critic whose work reshaped conversations around race, gender, class, and love. She challenged systems that tried to narrow Black women’s voices and insisted that education, community, and self-reflection were tools for liberation. Through her books and lectures, she made space for honesty — even when that honesty was uncomfortable.

Though her ideas were sometimes resisted or misunderstood, bell hooks remained committed to truth-telling and collective healing.

Her words remind us that refusing to be confined — intellectually, emotionally, spiritually — is an act of resistance.

Her legacy lives within Expressions: inVISIBLE, where stories that have been minimized are centered, and where love and liberation exist side by side.

“I will not have my life narrowed down.”

RSVP at the link in our bio.

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