Hill Auditorium’s Historic Lectern: A Century of Influential Voices
June 8, 2026
Hill Auditorium’s oak lectern, gifted by the Class of 1913, has stood witness to a century of influential debates.
Hill Auditorium’s oak lectern, gifted by the Class of 1913, has stood witness to a century of influential debates.
Board of Regents to meet June 25 in University Hall. Public can watch online, comments in person. Agenda online June 22.
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