Clemson University has lost its first tenured African American professor at the College of Education. Dr. Margaree S. Crosby.
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Civil rights leader, former Clemson professor dies in Greenville, South CarolinaClemson University's first African American woman to become a tenured professor at Clemson University's College of Education ...
Clemson University has lost its first tenured African American professor at the College of Education. Dr. Margaree S. Crosby.
The Greenville Eight's sit-in was integral in the push to later desegregate local public libraries, and a federal lawsuit ...
In November 2024, the university signed a 10-year loan agreement with Oconee County, which has had possession of the will since Clemson's death. After a protective display is built, the ...
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GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The FBI is still investigating after Black students at several schools and universities across the country received racist text messages. That includes some students ...
This time around, City Administrator Andy Blondeau said initial conversations with the school district, county and university showed interest from all parties. While the Clemson University Board ...
Dr. Margaree Seawright Crosby, a pioneer of Civil Rights in the Upstate, passed away on Friday. Dr. Crosby was 82 years old.
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