Southern University’s College of Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies is gearing up for a vibrant evening of music and philanthropy with its inaugural “Jazzin’ Arts on the Bluff” fundraising event. The event is scheduled for March 29, 2025, at the Leon R. Tarver II Cultural and Heritage Center. It aims to raise vital money for educational initiatives and scholarships while promising an enchanted celebration of talent.
Claudia Hayden, a graduate of Southern University, will perform as well as the Harry Anderson Band at 5 p.m. to start the evening. This occasion is especially important because it kicks off Southern University’s first Academic Homecoming. The celebration honors Southern University’s rich history and future goals.
Beyond the Music
The “Jazzin’ Arts on the Bluff” event will fund faculty research projects, study abroad programs, scholarships, and other essential academic facilities. Attendees can also support the cause by participating in a silent auction.
Dr. Cynthia Bryant, dean of the College of Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies, highlighted the importance of the fundraiser. “It will be an opportunity for attendees to enjoy the vast amount of talent within the College, as well as within the greater Baton Rouge community. I’m extremely excited about Jazzin’ Arts on the Bluff. It promises to be an unforgettable experience for all,” she said.
Ticket Options
Ticket options include $150 VIP tickets, which grant early access to the event and exclusive entry to the Southern University Museum. General admission tickets allow entry at 6 p.m. and are available for $100.
The “Jazzin’ Arts on the Bluff” event is a highlight of Southern University’s Academic Homecoming, which runs from March 29 to April 1. Under the leadership of Chancellor John Pierre, this celebration aims to unite alumni, corporate stakeholders, and the broader Southern University community in recognition of excellence and commitment to the institution’s future.
Ticket information can be found here.
This article sources information from Southern University.