This photograph, likely taken in 1942, by W. Newton Turner (1910-1995) shows a waterfall between Franklin and Highlands with a narrow road at the top. Turner began teaching as an assistant professor of geology and geography in 1937 and filled a…
This 1939 photograph taken by W. Newton Turner (1910-1995) shows Chimney Tops in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Turner began teaching as an assistant professor of geology and geography in 1937 and filled a variety of roles before retiring…
This May 1970, 8-page newspaper titled The Black Expression was published by Black Students United for Liberation and sought to share the experience of African Americans on campus. Founded in 1968, the Black Students United for Liberation was formed…
This spring quarter 1971, 8-page newspaper titled The Black Expression was published by Black Students United for Liberation and sought to share the experience of African Americans on campus. Founded in 1968, the Black Students United for Liberation…
This 12-page issue of Ebony Chronicles came out in the spring of 1996 and was published by the Organization of Ebony Students. The news magazine voiced the issues and concerns of WCU’s African American community and celebrated their accomplishments…
This 20-page second issue of Ebony Chronicles came out in December 1995 and was published by the Organization of Ebony Students. The news magazine voiced the issues and concerns of WCU’s African American community and celebrated their accomplishments…
This 16-page first edition of Ebony Chronicles came out in October 1995 and was published by the Organization of Ebony Students. The news magazine voiced the issues and concerns of WCU’s African American community and celebrated their accomplishments…
This flier lists campus activities and sponsors for Celebrating Black Awareness. The week-long celebration was put together by the Organization of Ebony Students and took place April 1996. Named in 1973, the Organization of Ebony Students was…
This 1980, 32-page book of poems titled Neo-Blackness was published by the Organization of Ebony Students. Named in 1973, the Organization of Ebony Students was originally the Black Students United for Liberation which was founded in 1968 to promote…
This 1978, 36-page book of poems titled Neo-Blackness was published by the Organization of Ebony Students. Named in 1973, the Organization of Ebony Students was originally the Black Students United for Liberation which was founded in 1968 to promote…