The Legend of Opal C. Bailey
Jeremy Carroll | Winter 2022-23A homecoming queen turned activist is being honored with a scholarship fund.
black history at u-mA homecoming queen turned activist is being honored with a scholarship fund.
black history at u-mRare photos offer a glimpse into early campus life for Black students, expanding research avenues for the Bentley Historical Library’s African American Student Project.
black history at u-mU-M’s Bentley Historical Library is using old photographs, registration cards, and other records in an effort to document and understand the Black experience at the University.
black history at u-mIn 1911, Cornelius L. Henderson became the second African American to earn an engineering degree from U-M. He was a pioneering steel engineer and architect who helped construct two of the major Great Lakes crossings between the United States and Canada.
African Americans at Michigan