black history month
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Q&A panel kicks off Black History Month on campus
Students gathered at the BYU bell tower to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. with a candlelit procession. (Photo by Sarah Hill)
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Viewpoint: Ignorance by default
If the BYU population does anything well, it’s knee-jerk reactions.
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Black History Month speaker encourages students to learn history
George Washington Carver, Harriet Tubman and Martin Luther King, Jr. are icons learned about in grade school. While many students are taught about these significant individuals, a specific part of black history is not as well known.
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