GSU to Host Hunter-Gault and Raspberry as June Speakers
Governors State University announces two prominent black journalists to speak at June commencement and receive honorary doctorates. Charlayne Hunter-Gault will address graduates June 3 for multiple colleges and the Board of Governors BA program, while William Raspberry speaks June 4 to Education and Business and Public Administration students. Both bring decades of award winning journalism and national recognition.
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