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Students and Faculty Discuss #BlackLivesMatter in Education

Students, faculty and the public gathered to discuss Black Lives Matter in education systems, speakers unabashed and unafraid to voice their opinions Wednesday evening. (Download PDF of article)

Posted: November 19, 2015

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