Lakisha Mcgowen is ready to serve at the“Black Power Hour”breakfast at Laney’s Student Center. Photo by Rhonesha VictorThe spirit of the Black Panthers’ free food programs is alive at Laney today By...

The Laney Library hosts artistic depictions of the Black Panther Party in the “Trials of Huey P. Newton Exhibit,” organized by the Black Student Union. Coverage of the trial in news clippings...

Oakland exhibit traces history of Black Panthers Party Oakland, fifty years ago: two visionary students at Merritt College joined together and started a revolutionary organization. These students were...

“Sisters of the Struggle” show to close on April 15 On April 6, the Laney College June Steingart Art Gallery exploded with sights and sounds during the closing reception for the “Sisters of...

College of Alameda hosted Laney College Sociology Professor Ericka Huggins as part of their Breaking Barriers Lecture Series. Huggins led the Black Panthers Party for 14 years. “Revolution is not…...

Annual art exhibit returns to Laney Library until Dec. 19th The Black Panther Party (BPP) underground newspaper exhibit in the Laney College library will be on display through the end of the semester,...

A new exhibition, which highlights the role of the underground press in Civil Rights Movement and the society of the 1960s and 1970s, is taking place in the Laney College Library. Dozens of newspapers...

Black Panthers doc wows, but falls short Beneath twin screens projecting scenes from Stanley Nelson’s new documentary, The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution, former Black Panthers Party Minister...