One of Texas A&M's first Black students, Leroy Sterling, dies at 84
Leroy Sterling of Bryan was one of the first Black students to enroll at Texas A&M University, and after his passing on Aug. 8 at age 84, his legacy lives
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Where Rich Students Are Told: 'You Deserve This'
At elite colleges the “best and brightest” are shamelessly flattered.
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Celebrating Black History And Achievements At Texas A&M
This Black History Month, learn about the important milestones and achievements of Black students, faculty and staff over the years.
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Matthew Gaines To Leroy Sterling: 100 Years in the Making.
Sterling, a Bryan native, was admitted to Texas A&M along with two other African Americans in 1963 - made possible by the former state senator who pushed for the Morrill Act 101 years earlier.
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From Matthew Gaines To Leroy Sterling, 100 Years Of Progress
One of the first Black students to attend Texas A&M visited the statue of Sen. Matthew Gaines, who helped establish the university.
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