OBSA Bungalow

Ziona King is a visual artist working primarily in painting and drawing/illustration. Informed by her Christian faith, her practice explores theological themes of love, joy, and freedom as a means of inspiring transformation and imagination within broader cultural contexts. Drawing from African American genre painting and prophetic Christian art, she centers testimonial and contemplative imagery that create space for reflection, storytelling, and memory. Join us as we view and celebrate her work on display in the OBSA bungalow starting May 5 through May 17.  Hors d'oeuvres and mocktails served!  

Join OBSA and IDAS for our third conversation in the Centering Blackness series! This is a special crossover event for the OBSA Caribbean Film Festival. Kicking of a weeklong series of pop up events and activities, attendees will receive a FREE copy of Jamaica Kincaid's  An Encyclopedia of Gardening for Colored Children along with free lunch from Hilltop Jamaican restaurant.  Panelists: Randy Pierre, Professor Westenly Alcenat, Professor Sherrard-Johnson along with student co-facilitators.  

OBSA's second Friday for March will offer cocktails, snacks, music and socializing for KGI and CGU students. Open to all including 21+ allies and friends!

Celebrate the release of the student created and directed fashion and lifesyle magazine, Blaremont Mag, highlighting student culture, life, passions and reflections. Chartuterie, wine (21+) & mocktails served Free and open to all Free copies of the magazine available