Black History & Culture
Highlighting a complicated history and the trailblazers that built a vibrant culture at TU.
Explore Black History & CultureWe celebrate the diverse perspectives and backgrounds of all Tigers.
Diverse perspectives bring vibrancy to TU’s campus and richness to our classrooms. They deepen conversations and broaden our understanding. They make us better. We welcome Tigers from all backgrounds and celebrate the unique cultures and identities within our campus community.
Throughout the year, a range of events, programs and multicultural organizations help Tigers in diverse communities strengthen their connections and develop a sense of belonging. You can find information about these resources in one place, including historical details, feature stories and stats to help you dive deeper into these valued cultures at TU.
Highlighting a complicated history and the trailblazers that built a vibrant culture at TU.
Explore Black History & CultureElevating the broad contributions of Tigers in the APIMEDA community.
Explore APIMEDA History & CultureRecognizing and honoring Indigenous people, histories and experiences.
Explore Native History & CultureCelebrating an accomplished and growing group of Tigers.
Explore Latine/x Heritage & CultureExploring the ongoing path to equality and the rich culture of love and acceptance.
Explore LGBTQIA+ History & CultureAcknowledging obstacles and highlighting a diverse and creative community.
Explore Disability Awareness & CultureNumber of countries represented on TU's campus.
Portion of TU students who identify as racial/ethnic minorities.
Student organizations representing diverse cultural, religious and identity groups.
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