Dillard Students Protest Killing of Trayvon Martin
On Friday, March 23, 2012 a group of Dillard University students gathered to peacefully protest the recent killing of Trayvon Martin. The students sang, chanted and prayed for justice and for peace for the family of the slain youth.
Former Dillard President to Speak at Tuskegee's Founders Day
Former Dillard University President Marvalene Hughes will be the honorary speaker at Tuskegee University's upcoming Annual Founder'ss Day Convocation, April 1, 2012.
Dillard University hosts a Crime and Punishment Symposium this week entitled "African-Americans in a “Post-Racial (?) United States", with guest speakers, scholars, public officials, inmates and professors weighing in. The three-day event will be held in the Georges Auditorium in PSB.
On Friday, March 23, 2012 a group of Dillard University students gathered to peacefully protest the recent killing of Trayvon Martin. The students sang, chanted and prayed for justice and for peace for the family of the slain youth.
The 2012 Billy Ray Hobley Scholarship Gala was another huge success, raising thousands of dollars for Dillard University students.
Former Dillard University President Marvalene Hughes will be the honorary speaker at Tuskegee University's upcoming Annual Founder'ss Day Convocation, April 1, 2012.
Dillard University hosts a Crime and Punishment Symposium this week entitled "African-Americans in a “Post-Racial (?) United States", with guest speakers, scholars, public officials, inmates and professors weighing in. The three-day event will be held in the Georges Auditorium in PSB.
Dillard student Kevin Hagan is soon to be wandering the halls of the White House. The New Orleans native was chosen to be a Spring 2012 intern.