BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Drupal//recurring_events_ical//2.0//EN X-WR-CALNAME:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition BEGIN:VEVENT UID:f9a06c0d-1ef0-45d1-88cb-c01b0390c745@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T093010Z DTSTART:20260917T140000Z DTEND:20260917T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-17 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:63579efb-f3b2-49c3-88c2-7359a4f00c95@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260919T114105Z DTSTART:20260918T140000Z DTEND:20260918T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-18 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:871b16d1-7650-453f-9834-f73334ea3c41@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T111258Z DTSTART:20260921T140000Z DTEND:20260921T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-21 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fcc4239a-6a5d-498c-afc3-f50b4bc566a1@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T035151Z DTSTART:20260922T140000Z DTEND:20260922T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-22 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:59d81b3f-47a0-4bdf-b492-16f9bf9d4a10@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T111257Z DTSTART:20260923T140000Z DTEND:20260923T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-23 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:3aef6473-54f4-4722-9807-221ffdfa6ba5@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114847Z DTSTART:20260924T140000Z DTEND:20260924T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-24 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:5ed4a7e2-bed6-4962-a6c4-de3f735c265f@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114847Z DTSTART:20260925T140000Z DTEND:20260925T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-25 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:66782462-8a73-4956-9e50-26ad7767bbd5@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114847Z DTSTART:20260928T140000Z DTEND:20260928T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-28 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:d2381a19-aeaa-4476-a92e-36d8d94d5fcf@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114846Z DTSTART:20260929T140000Z DTEND:20260929T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-29 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:52aeb2de-eda2-4422-969a-36496930e3bd@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T043902Z DTSTART:20260930T140000Z DTEND:20260930T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-09-30 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:1c907cb4-b8b2-4bf4-9810-3ad5eb7e325e@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114804Z DTSTART:20261001T140000Z DTEND:20261001T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-01 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:1951e0f0-efa1-4e9b-8d19-ecd7a6c90695@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114838Z DTSTART:20261002T140000Z DTEND:20261002T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-02 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ff815e27-9967-45ad-9a0b-4f7fc84f66d4@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114837Z DTSTART:20261005T140000Z DTEND:20261005T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-05 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:5f38e822-7a3c-42a4-9f37-bf4e3ff489c2@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114804Z DTSTART:20261006T140000Z DTEND:20261006T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-06 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:2a595479-1acb-4400-bdab-9135fa3aa372@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114804Z DTSTART:20261007T140000Z DTEND:20261007T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-07 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ac7ae99f-5bbb-4fd6-b8a3-490fd3ccbdee@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114804Z DTSTART:20261008T140000Z DTEND:20261008T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-08 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:b42bdf1d-f15f-406c-bd61-afb0d494dc00@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114847Z DTSTART:20261009T140000Z DTEND:20261009T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-09 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:54696d0a-296e-40b0-bb16-4e61978f8296@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114838Z DTSTART:20261012T140000Z DTEND:20261012T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-12 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:0b2c0a7c-155c-4107-a458-267fd1287014@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114838Z DTSTART:20261013T140000Z DTEND:20261013T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-13 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4cdb16b8-af07-4973-83c8-9cd18b55ca4c@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114838Z DTSTART:20261014T140000Z DTEND:20261014T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-14 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:3fabad12-09ab-44f5-acb8-86d335798dab@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T040043Z DTSTART:20261015T140000Z DTEND:20261015T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-15 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:fcb02cf5-eac5-4a85-9d30-286cdce0158f@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114837Z DTSTART:20261016T140000Z DTEND:20261016T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-16 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:76054b50-5926-4986-b1b4-55d39f1dfaf8@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114837Z DTSTART:20261019T140000Z DTEND:20261019T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-19 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:c4d50542-5714-4fdd-bc76-9d7265896a3a@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114837Z DTSTART:20261020T140000Z DTEND:20261020T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-20 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:be216ed4-ac89-4772-a79d-c14662d127e0@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114838Z DTSTART:20261021T140000Z DTEND:20261021T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-21 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:8f7f5363-4369-4744-99a1-55582dc9c435@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114837Z DTSTART:20261022T140000Z DTEND:20261022T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-22 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:c02e1e2e-e8d7-4b76-845d-4a2f80cae62b@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114837Z DTSTART:20261023T140000Z DTEND:20261023T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-23 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:8361992e-5446-4d70-90d1-0ffcf6444f9f@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114839Z DTSTART:20261026T140000Z DTEND:20261026T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-26 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:189fd88c-21f1-4f60-95c5-3d89958f2896@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T024702Z DTSTART:20261027T140000Z DTEND:20261027T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-27 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:f3422d1f-3cbc-4a39-933f-5ec792a95cb1@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114805Z DTSTART:20261028T140000Z DTEND:20261028T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-28 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:e7139a43-a217-4c7e-8937-d81fbe4fc217@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T024345Z DTSTART:20261029T140000Z DTEND:20261029T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-29 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:103362e6-5417-4c81-abf7-aa5b81e7a640@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114805Z DTSTART:20261030T140000Z DTEND:20261030T210000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-10-30 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:25645893-3c72-4439-bb27-57ff8f9c0e16@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114839Z DTSTART:20261102T150000Z DTEND:20261102T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-02 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:b1c6305d-ce2d-4bf4-a295-451184f51af3@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114840Z DTSTART:20261103T150000Z DTEND:20261103T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-03 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:93cb0eef-5b60-4ee6-87b0-4c5ecaabcd1d@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114837Z DTSTART:20261104T150000Z DTEND:20261104T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-04 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:bec3481c-b688-41ac-b465-d9fd61ad7c8b@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T020905Z DTSTART:20261105T150000Z DTEND:20261105T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-05 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:8aaa42f9-5602-4238-a67a-27e7088573f8@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114837Z DTSTART:20261106T150000Z DTEND:20261106T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-06 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:8e660efa-78a3-4b94-9c74-047db3c2492d@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114847Z DTSTART:20261109T150000Z DTEND:20261109T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-09 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4be57402-1d4f-4629-acf9-93fc04e2c46a@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114838Z DTSTART:20261110T150000Z DTEND:20261110T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-10 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:f5707458-ab1a-4871-9af3-04afa9d04f97@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114846Z DTSTART:20261111T150000Z DTEND:20261111T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-11 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:85f4e4fd-916b-42ae-b092-a20d87e8b3ea@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114846Z DTSTART:20261112T150000Z DTEND:20261112T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-12 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11844d23-9eec-4efb-990c-f22873bffbbb@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114840Z DTSTART:20261113T150000Z DTEND:20261113T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-13 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:530ff9ea-af76-4ae1-8b81-2b10d0e5009f@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114839Z DTSTART:20261116T150000Z DTEND:20261116T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-16 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:975ff014-5bd4-49f2-8e27-fb1b51a754a0@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114839Z DTSTART:20261117T150000Z DTEND:20261117T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-17 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4bf66eb5-e277-4527-9e36-ded0c1a328d3@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114839Z DTSTART:20261118T150000Z DTEND:20261118T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-18 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:8472eb04-be92-4b80-88a8-6237f55954ab@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T015923Z DTSTART:20261119T150000Z DTEND:20261119T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-19 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:f80dd35b-f7a4-415e-91ef-91870fea90c5@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114838Z DTSTART:20261120T150000Z DTEND:20261120T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-20 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:12edd9f0-51d2-4d2f-9767-0a719a0f3065@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114839Z DTSTART:20261123T150000Z DTEND:20261123T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-23 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:2432d219-0319-492f-9650-168e22f8a28d@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T045904Z DTSTART:20261124T150000Z DTEND:20261124T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-24 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:8e52ecf9-681e-4f25-9362-f02e584adc65@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114839Z DTSTART:20261125T150000Z DTEND:20261125T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-25 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4bd93434-bb5c-4e79-b418-d075b4b4660f@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114847Z DTSTART:20261126T150000Z DTEND:20261126T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-26 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:3a3b0f21-7c6e-4b5a-9220-54dce581f8ec@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114839Z DTSTART:20261127T150000Z DTEND:20261127T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-27 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:e6e563f5-a981-46a9-b1f6-1e253ba37203@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T020844Z DTSTART:20261130T150000Z DTEND:20261130T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-11-30 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:282b0020-1fbc-436f-bec3-9fc206e47e45@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114804Z DTSTART:20261201T150000Z DTEND:20261201T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-12-01 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:12e897bf-6cdc-461f-936d-e5b596816c03@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114839Z DTSTART:20261202T150000Z DTEND:20261202T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-12-02 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:15c9425f-ca12-4e20-9978-4672d7ca74e7@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114840Z DTSTART:20261203T150000Z DTEND:20261203T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-12-03 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:e9aa8caf-0a9b-484c-b11c-5765564eb675@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114837Z DTSTART:20261204T150000Z DTEND:20261204T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-12-04 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4a38ae82-d353-404d-a727-f48333b54cf9@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114805Z DTSTART:20261207T150000Z DTEND:20261207T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-12-07 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:9820c652-136d-429a-b62d-da609b71f1d9@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T050507Z DTSTART:20261208T150000Z DTEND:20261208T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-12-08 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:9419b272-39cf-4b20-8e8b-a059f642f26b@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114847Z DTSTART:20261209T150000Z DTEND:20261209T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-12-09 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6bc3f23d-ed33-432e-b836-5da69d274f41@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T114838Z DTSTART:20261210T150000Z DTEND:20261210T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-12-10 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:9fac4baf-8ca9-4399-95ce-f361f827ef69@events.dev.louisville.edu DTSTAMP:20260922T042926Z DTSTART:20261211T150000Z DTEND:20261211T220000Z SUMMARY:A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Trans ition CONTACT:Chad Kamen\, 5028528729\, email:Chad.Kamen@louisville.edu DESCRIPTION:On September 17 from 4 -6  p.m., the University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections opens A Change is Gonna Come: Institutional Memories of a Campus in Transition.\n\nDeveloped in partnership with Dr. Felicia Jamison and fourteen History 310 students, the exhibit explores th e efforts undertaken by UofL to recognize and respond to the needs of Blac k staff, faculty, students, and community members between 1967 and 1977. T he exhibit coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the creation of the university's Office of Minority Affairs, whose papers are now available to the public for research. The students' curatorial work reveals how preser ving and engaging with the breadth of the university’s history can suppo rt the envisioning of the campus of tomorrow. GEO:38.2169;-85.7605 LOCATION:Ekstrom Library URL:https://events.dev.louisville.edu/events/change-gonna-come-institutiona l-memories-campus-transition/2026-12-11 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR