University of Idaho professor Sydney Freeman Jr. addresses a crowd Tuesday during the opening reception of the exhibit on Black History at UI on the first floor of the UI library in Moscow.
An exhibit celebrating Black History at the University of Idaho is located on the first floor of the UI library in Moscow. The exhibit will be on display until March 4.
University of Idaho professor Jan Johnson shows off her “Amplify Black Literature” shirt Tuesday during the opening reception of the "Black History at U of I" exhibit on the first floor of the UI library in Moscow. Johnson is an associate professor in the English department and director of the Africana Studies Program at UI.
University of Idaho professor Sydney Freeman Jr. addresses a crowd Tuesday during the opening reception of the exhibit on Black History at UI on the first floor of the UI library in Moscow.
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An exhibit celebrating Black History at the University of Idaho is located on the first floor of the UI library in Moscow. The exhibit will be on display until March 4.
Austin Johnson/Tribune
University of Idaho professor Jan Johnson shows off her “Amplify Black Literature” shirt Tuesday during the opening reception of the "Black History at U of I" exhibit on the first floor of the UI library in Moscow. Johnson is an associate professor in the English department and director of the Africana Studies Program at UI.
The University of Idaho staged a grand opening Tuesday for a new exhibit celebrating the history of Black students, faculty and staff.
Sydney Freeman Jr., a tenured professor in the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences at UI, founded the university’s Black History Research Lab and partnered with the UI Library to launch the physical and digital exhibit.
Freeman made history last year as the first African American man to be promoted to the rank of full professor at the state’s land-grant university.
