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Harold Franklin, Auburn's first African-American student, said it was made clear that he would not be allowed to earn his master's degree because of the color of his skin.
Ludgood talks about his career, including his experience as a Black journalist and executive in mostly white newsrooms, the importance of local news and why he is optimistic about Newsy’s chances for success.
Between the four of them, School of Communication and Journalism seniors Weston Ball, Colin Beyersdorf, Zach Card and Tate Youngblood share one apartment, dozens of involvement responsibilities and hundreds of Auburn memories.
In a recent interview, Hosken reveals her family's lengthy connection to Auburn, how she chose to major in English, and what she enjoys most about her career.
Lee will teach a course on the style and practice of popular music, assist ensembles on jazz and contemporary American music and conduct outreach programming with the Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities.