It looks like the Class of 2020 will be deep this year on campus at historically black Central State University, and, not to be biased but, I’m here for it.
Founded in 1887 by historian Charles H. Wesley, the small school in Wilberforce is the most affordable public four-year college in the state of Ohio. Central has a rich history of traditions and academic success, and many students call the university, correctly, a home away from home. Of course, like the other 106 historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) across the country, CSU is a safe haven for blacks to get a high-quality and affordable education.
(Fun fact: Wesley was a member of Alpha Phi Alpha, Sigma Pi Phi and a Prince Hall Freemason, among many other fraternal organizations. In 1929, he wrote The History of Alpha Phi Alpha.)
So, it’s no surprise that Central welcomed a large class on campus on Wednesday. “This year’s class looks to be one of the largest freshmen classes in recent history,” reported the Xenia Gazette, who noted that during Freshmen Move-In Day CSU staff and upperclassmen helped students move into the dorms. “Final numbers will be reported later this month. Returning students move in on Saturday, Aug. 13. Classes begin on Aug. 15.”
For god, For Central,For State!