Pioneering UVA Wise student’s legacy is honored

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Rev. Sandra Jones was among the speakers last Friday when UVA Wise dedicated its library foyer in honor of Miriam Morris Fuller, the college’s first African American student, who enrolled in 1960. EARL NEIKIRK PHOTO


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