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Campus community remembers long-time faculty member, mentor and artist

Students and faculty celebrate Juneteenth at the 28th annual Juneteenth Freedom Festival

UD Professor Earl Smith discusses the holiday’s significance and its future in American culture

W.O. Maloba appointed to named position in Africana studies and history

Candidate for the October 2020 Maryland Bar Examination

Co-Owner of Thorough Productions and Director of Media & Marketing at Custom Safaris

Rutgers University, Department of Sociology, PhD Program and Ralph J. Bunche Graduate Fellow

Finance Associate

Program Coordinator for Educate to Innovate

Social Services Specialist at Delores J. Baylor Women's Correctional Institution

J.D. Candidate at Wake Forest University School of Law, 2016

Michigan State University Graduate Student and Coordinator of the Undergraduate Specialization in African American and African S

Medical Student at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University