It’s been 70 years since Notre Dame admitted its first black student, Frazier L. Thompson ’47. In their new book, Black Domers, editors Wycliff and Krashna have assembled a compelling collection of 70 essays and profiles, most of them autobiographical, on the experiences of black students at Notre Dame over the years. In this hour-long session, join the editors and Dean Page, for a fascinating discussion about the evolving black student experience at Notre Dame.

Presenters: Don Wycliff ‘69, Retired Professor of Journalism, Loyola University Chicago, and Former Editorial Page Editor, Chicago Tribune; David Krashna ‘71, J.D. Alameda County CA Superior Court Judge, Law Professor; Rev. Hugh Page, Jr., D.Min, Ph.D., Vice President, Associate Provost and Dean of First Year Studies.