CARRIE HALSELL, OSU’S FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN GRADUATE
Portrait of Carrie Halsell. OSU Special Collections and Archives Research Center.
Beaver Yearbook, 1927, Vol. 20, page 40.
Halsell Hall. Photo by Kelsey Ockert, 2011.
Postcard Invitation for Halsell Hall Dedication, October 16, 2002. OSU Special
Collections and Archives Research Center. Memorabilia Collection. Box 2,
Folder “Buildings – Carrie Halsell Residence Hall.”
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