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American Black Journal

Lewis College

Michigan’s only historically Black college and university is getting new life after being closed since 2013. The former Lewis College of Business in Detroit is expected to re-open next year, thanks to a partnership between Pensole Design Academy of Portland, Oregon and Detroit’s College for creative studies. Episode 4942/Segment 1

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