Tag: Indiana University
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The remarkable legacy of Elder Watson Diggs, the first Black graduate of Indiana University’s School of Education and co-founder of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. Discover his journey of resilience and leadership, and learn how IU honors his pioneering…
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The remarkable journey of Kristen Hayden, the first Black woman to clinch a U.S. senior national diving title. From making history in synchronized diving to excelling academically at Indiana University, Hayden’s inspiring story extends beyond the diving board.…
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Dóminique Kemp recently became the first Black person to earn a PhD in mathematics from Indiana University, breaking barriers in STEM fields.
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