Equity & Access in Education: Higher Education

Grambling State President Martin Lemelle, Jr. is joined by Student Leaders Jess’Lyn Sanders (Miss GSU-Elect) and Morgan Patton (SGA President-Elect), the executive cabinet, LA Board of Regents, UL System President Rick Gallot and his Board of Directors, Dean Adrienne Webber and the Library staff, and Grambling Mayor Alvin Bradley to officially open the Digital Library and Learning Commons. Grambling State University is the first HBCU in the Country and only institution in Louisiana with a facility of its type. PHOTO BY CARLTON HAMLIN

Grambling State makes history as first HBCU in the U.S., only institution in Louisiana with a Digital Library

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