In 1963, the first African-American student was accepted to the prestigious medical school.

What mattered was the small number of other African-American students.

The difference in scores between white and African-American students was a disturbing result.

At the same time, there was a significant increase in the number of African-American students.

He was the first African-American student elected to that position in the history of the university.

"The majority of those had to do with the way African-American students related to police."

African-American students were schooled separately from white children until 1967.

African-American students were integrated into the school in the 1940s.

But by the 1996-67 school year the percentage of African-American students in such schools had moved up to 68.8 percent.

In 1856, the college had 18 African-American students, 10 of whom were born slaves.