GARDEN… AND THE IMPACT STUDENTS ARE HOPING IT MAKES ON CAMPUS. <> – “It’s something that the South really doesn’t have, and it’s something historic for this campus, especially on the 150th anniversary of our homecoming.” THE N-P-H-C GARDEN OPENED
TODAY – WITH A VIEW THAT OVERLOOKS RAZORBACK STADIUM…CREATING A SPACE BLACK GREEK STUDENTS CAN CALL THEIR OWN. <> – “it’s right here in front of the stadium where all the hype and stuff, so I don’t feel like they put us in the
Back corner somewhere so that was really great about , itso it just means a lot for us and not only us but people will come after us, you know, They see like this is possible” THE GARDEN WILL BE USED AS AN OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER F OR
SHOWS AND A MEETING PLACE FOR TAILGATES AND OTHER EVENTS. THE HISTORICALLY BLACK FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES EACH HAVE THEIR OWN PLAQUES S COMMEMORATING THEIR SPOT ON CAMPUS. <> – “it represents who we ar e. It represents the black community, it represents
The divine nine, whichs i historic black Greek letter organization on campus, so it’s very historic to us and is t’ something that’s very near and dear to our hearts.” AS THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS CELEBRATES 0 15 YEARS ON THE HILL THIS YEAR –
HISTORICALLY BLACK FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES HAVE ONLY BEEN ON CAMPUS R FO47 YEARS…STUDENTS SAY THAT’S A REMINDER OF HOW MUCH PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE AND HOW MUCH CHANGE IS STILL TO COME. <> – “You don’t really just always get areas that are
Very inclusive and specifically for you so ‘s great to see something that’s specifically dedicated toto us.” <> – “it’s something that’s big. It’s bigger than me. It’s bigger than anything it’s something that setting the future for our community, our campus, and
Possibly the world you know it’s something that we’re starting to push and be create awareness
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Denouncing Greek Letters: A Journey of Faith and Freedom