Our mission is to raise awareness of the different cultures in the Caribbean. We are a medium for the active dissemination of cultural info on the Caribbean.
University Park, Penn State
Joined August 2009
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🌴 WE ARE the Caribbean Student Association!
🌴 We strive to educate and embrace Caribbean culture within the Penn State Community!
🌴 Follow us on Instagram: @csa_psu to stay locked in to all our events!
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Elaine Thompson-Herah wins gold in the women's 100M and breaks the Olympic record
Clean sweep on the podium for Jamaica 😤
Join us tonight at 6pm for our first game night of the semester🤩The topic is how Caribbean are you, so be ready to compete and have fun!😎 We hope to see some new faces 🤗 Zoom link can be found in our IG bio!
Please stay out!! We do not have the hospitals and healthcare to cater to the influx of cases that we have. It’s not time to vacay....Stay home!!
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Happy Haitian Independence Day! This is the 217th year of being the First Independent Black Republic! Are you having some some Soup Joumou today?? L’Union fait la force!!#1804
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JUST IN: Penn State is pushing the start of in-person learning to February 15 but still beginning the spring semester remotely on January 19.
Dorms will remain closed during the remote period.
It’s the word Caribbean spelt wrong for us...
Also darling, this is the exact playlist for the Caribbean section in the Den..🙃
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IYKYK.... bringing back memories of outside. Again we hate it here!!! Y’all be safe this thanksgiving break!
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To preserve your mental health, we encourage you to not watch this game and just enjoy the positivity that happened earlier! No stress just vibes!
The environmental devastation that this will cause to Caribbean waters. We thrive on our eco systems. This has the ability to cause a demise to all Caribbean countries.
