jan 1, 1936 - 1936: After a few-years long battle in the
courts because of Donald Murray's rejection
from UMD School of Law due to his race,
appellate court stated that students were
not allowed to be denied entry on basis of
race into state university if there was no
equivalent public institution available to
them. This prompted state officials to
contact Morgan College's Board of Trustees
about buying the organization, as there was
a choice between desegregation or creating
a place for Black American Students.