This play by Katori Hall provides a touching, fictional account of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s last night alive. Hall’s insightful portrayal of King humanizes him and gives the audience a unique point of view on his legacy. SU students will perform three scenes from the play selected to give SU faculty, students, and community a deeper appreciation and understanding of the man. 

Children grades K-5 are invited to engage with SU students, faculty and staff in activities to celebrate Dr. King’s birthday including a hands-on service project, learning activities, crafts and games. Lunch provided for children only.
RSVP by Friday, Jan. 4 AT orientation@ship.edu  OR 717-477-1165.

Enjoy Traditional Soul Food prepared by guest Chef Rachel Faulkner from UMBC Chartwells and Ship Chef Mike Haus.
($5.00 without meal plan)

Join the Multicultural Student Association (MSA) in the annual March for Humanity with featured keynote speaker, Marvin Worthy.