Remembering the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
The Dartmouth community celebrated the life and legacy of Dr. King through a series of events in January.
Dakota Onyenorah '26 recites a piece at the Shabazz Center to commemorate Dr. King. (Photo By Benjamin Joel '27)
Students walk from Dartmouth Hall to the Shabazz Center for Intellectual Inquiry during a vigil to commemorate the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. (Photo By Benjamin Joel '27)
Brown University professor Melvin Rogers was the keynote speaker. He highlighted the work of James Baldwin and called for a "collective vision of responsibility." (Photo By Eli Burakian '00)
Professor in Law and Political Science Sonu Bedi, right, speaks with keynote speaker Melvin Rogers after his lecture. (Photo By Eli Burakian '00)
Joanna Olagundoye '24 and Anthony Fosu '24 lead attendees in Lift Every Voice and Sing at the employee breakfast on Jan. 15. (Photo By Katie Lenhart)
Muslim Chaplain Abdul Rahman Latif, the associate director of the William Jewett Tucker Center, speaks at a multifaith ceremony in Rollins Chapel. (Photo By Robert Gill)
Guest director Knoelle Higginson leads the Dartmouth Gospel Choir at the multifaith service. (Photo By Robert Gill)
Student speakers and readers Adam Salzman '24, Oumie Fatty-haydara '27, Anthony Fosu '24, Achla Gandhi '25, and Arjun Anand '26 light candles at the multifaith service. (Photo By Robert Gill)
From left, N. Bruce Duthu '80, the chair of the Department of Native American and Indigenous Studies; Hilde Ojibway; President Sian Leah Beilock; Executive Vice President Jomysha Stephen; and Dean of the College Scott C. Brown wait for their candles to be lit at the multifaith service inside Rollins Chapel. (Photo By Robert Gill)
Members of the Gospel Choir sing during the multifaith celebration inside Rollins Chapel. (Photo By Robert Gill)