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The first black graduate of WVU in 1954, Hodge became a journalist and subsequently a newspaper editor at the News American in Baltimore. He also taught at Howard University in Washington D. C.
'First black WVU graduate in Woodburn Hall newsroom.'
Left to right: President Irvin Stewart, C. E. Hodges (Board of Governors), E. J. Van Liere (medicine), P. I. Reed (dean of journalism), Professor Koehler (chemical engineering). Photo taken by Jack Hodge, first black graduate of West Virginia University.
'Photo taken by Jack Hodge, first black West Virginia University graduate student.'
First black WVU graduate (Journalism, 1954) interviewing Thomas Fulton, head of Social Work Department, for D.A.
First black graduate of WVU (Journalism, 1954) in Woodburn Hall newsroom. Other students, Robert Rine, '52, and Margaret Wayt, '51.