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Historic Tougaloo College is proud to announce it was awarded $270,000 by the National Park Service for the interior preservation of the Robert O. Wilder Building, known as the Mansion.

Tougaloo, MS - Tougaloo College has been selected as one of 80 national institutions with art collections to participate in the Collections Assessment for Preservation (CAP) Program.  
 
"Tougaloo College has a strong tradition of collecting visual art. The founders of the art collection were interested in providing access to important works for students and the broader community,” said Art Collections Manager, Turry M. Flucker.

Dr. James C. Coleman

Tougaloo, MS - Tougaloo College Athletic Director and longtime administrator, Dr. James C.

Tougaloo College, and the Reuben V.

Tougaloo College Hosts Virtual Panel Discussing COVID-19 with Dr. Ashish Jha

By Morgan Bridgeman Student Intern Writer

Inclusion In National Museum Of African American History And Culture

Archivist Tony Bounds transports Tougaloo archives for digitization.

The story of Tougaloo College and its beginnings

"Tougaloo's history embodies this spirit of courage, struggle and rebellion. It represents a series of interruptions and resistances to racial oppression, inequality and injustice and victories over seemingly impossible odds. The first of which was the Herculian task of transforming a former cotton plantation into a school. And the spirit of the Amistad Africans kept marching on."

-Excerpt from Dr. Jarvis C. McInnis' speech

Tougaloo College kicked off its year-long Sesquicentennial Anniversary Celebration with a press conference, which ended like no other, on Thursday, October 18, 2018 at the Robert O. Wilder Building, known as The Mansion.