https://issuu.com/uabkscope/docs/final_kscope_feb_2021__issuu_ Thank you for reading our Black History Month virtual magazine. This edition is special to us and our hope is that this will bring honor to the significance this month holds. Black History Month is a time to honor the Black community and celebrate the lives, legacies and accomplishments of Black individuals. While that is incredibly important throughout the month of February, that philosophy is needed every day of the year. In this publication, you will find articles introducing you to Black owned businesses, Black musicians, artist features, opinion pieces and more. We will also take you on a…
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As 2020 comes to a close, we wanted to take a look back at some of Kaleidoscope’s 2020 memories. Below, you will find links to some of our most memorable pieces of Kaleidoscope content from the year. Features http://uabblazermedia.com/2020/09/painting-the-way-to-progress/ Kaleidoscope’s Allison Brown featured Jourdan McGowan, a local artist whose show, “Painted Faces,” emphasized the Black Lives Matter Movement and the push for racial equality. http://uabblazermedia.com/2020/12/hurtado-beats-the-odds/ In March, Caleb Wood wrote an uplifting feature on former UAB Men’s Basketball player, Luis Hurtado. After beating cancer, Hurtado was able to return to the court, inspiring fans and his coach. http://uabblazermedia.com/2020/11/uab-faculty-reflect-on-the-effect-of-covid-19/ More recently,…
Here at Kaleidoscope, we stand by Destiny Washington, her loved ones and others that have been taken too soon through acts of violence. On December 17, Washington was killed after being shot in the Hill Student Center parking lot. No student should fear stepping on campus, no matter the time of day. UAB’s campus should be a safe space for each student. We are calling for the university to do better. According to an email from the university, UAB Police determined there was no active threat to campus at the time they were notified. Students living in Birmingham could have…
https://issuu.com/uabkscope/docs/december_magazine Welcome to our second virtual magazine. In this issue, you will find a student business feature, opinion pieces, tips on combatting SAD and much more. We appreciate you for supporting Kaleidoscope and UAB’s Student Media. Click the link to read the full publication.
Let’s face it: college is an incredibly expensive life stage. Luckily, there are plenty of awesome deals for students for everything from music to back-to-school essentials. Here’s a list of five student discounts that will keep you from breaking the bank. 1. Get Adobe Creative Cloud for free through UAB via pexels It’s a great time to be a Blazer! Usually priced at around $400/year, Adobe Creative Cloud is FREE for all students at UAB. Creative Cloud includes apps like Photoshop, Lightroom, Premiere Pro, and more. Creative Cloud isn’t just for art majors. You can use Photoshop to create club…
In a time of social distancing, art is as important as ever. Whether it’s film, paintings or poetry, art connects us to our humanity. The newest issue of Aura’s acclaimed literary magazine will be released exclusively online here on Monday, April 13. We look forward to seeing you soon. Be well. And wash your hands.
https://www.facebook.com/kaleidoscopeuab/videos/541711559814769/ Emma Owen, managing editor of The Kaleidoscope, gives you the 411 on all the UAB events going on this week.
https://youtu.be/FgAPWq_Mptw Karthik & Sameer visit Birmingham’s top spot for Philly cheesesteaks: T-Bone’s