On Campus
The Suffolk University Black Student Union is hosting its annual African Diaspora on Friday, Nov. 13. Come watch as students and professionals perform routines to celebrate the growth of hip hop culture and its founders. The event will take place at the C. Walsh Theatre at 7 p.m.

Off Campus
Coolidge Corner Theatre – one of Boston’s “not-for-profit independent cinemas,” since 1988. Cheaper than your average theatre, $9.75 per adult, Coolidge Corner features some of the moat admirable international, documentary, and independent films.    Titles include A Serious Man, The Yes Man Fix the World, and The Beaches of Agnes. Located in Brookline, the theatre is easily reachable by train. Check their web site for more information regarding show times!

Any day between November 18 (Wednesday) and November 21 (Saturday), grab your friends and one of our UNO’s vouchers (one per person) and head down to UNO’s on Boylston St. for a great lunch or dinner! A portion of your total bill will be donated by UNO’s to Alternative Spring Break and Alternative Winter Break!  Vouchers are available in the S.O.U.L.S. office (D209). Pick up as many as you like and remember everyone who goes to UNO must have one in order for a portion of the bill to be donated to ASB or AWB.

Each week, Your Week is featured in the Suffolk Journal by Delia Mooney.