Jordan Cosby, also known by his performing name “DJ 23”, is a Junior at Western Kentucky University, studying Electrical Engineering. Cosby has been a DJ for two years, and performed at ISEC’s “Pregame mixer” before Black History Month Night at the men’s basketball game in the Diddle Arena on Thursday, Feb. 1. “It’s been fun,” Cosby said. “While meeting new people, new faces, all while celebrating black history month.” (Marlowe Hanel)Tsheetiji Subba, a junior in high school, plays games with other students at ISEC’s “Pregame Mixer” before WKU’s Black History Month Night basketball game in the Diddle Arena on Thursday, Feb. 1. (Marlowe Hanel )Ryun Schienbein, a Kentucky College and Career Coach, talks to Zaneta Riley, a mom of an Owensboro High School student who previewed WKU with ISEC. “I think it (ISEC) is amazing for people such as us, black people, to find a place where you fit in and can be guided… in a world that you can be lost in.” Riley said. (Marlowe Hanel)Micah Morrow, a high school senior, plays games at ISEC’s “Pregame Mixer” before WKU Basketball’s Black History Month Night in Diddle Arena on Thursday, Feb. 1. She plans to attend WKU in the fall to study Marketing and Film. (Marlowe Hanel)
