Remembering David K. McDonogh 1844 Experimental Printmaking Institute engages renowned artist Melvin Edwards to create a campus sculpture commemorating the College's granting of a degree to McDonogh, a slave, in 1844
Fine Art Print Honors Lafayette's First African American Graduate Produced by master printmaker Curlee Raven Holton, it celebrates and supports the creation of a campus sculpture commemorating the granting of a degree to David Kearney McDonogh, a slave, in 1844
Celebrating the Legacy of Aaron O. Hoff Two scholarships and a community grant are being awarded, and a library in Portlock Black Cultural Center is being established in Hoff's name
Trustees Salute the Late Roland M. Brown '49 "As an alumnus and trustee, he was an inspiring pioneer and an exceptional role model for the African-American students who followed him to Lafayette"
Campus Community Meets for Conversation about Racial Profiling Led by Bryan Washington, associate professor of English, the event was the sixth in an expanded series of Campus Conversations addressing issues related to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
