Virginia Union University
Virginia Union University is a private historically black university in Richmond, Virginia. It took its present name in 1899 upon the merger of two older schools, Richmond Theological Institute and Wayland Seminary, each founded after the end of American Civil War by the American Baptist Home Mission Society.
Virginia Union University People (First 41 people) - Page 0
Douglas Wilder
Former Governor of Virginia
Ben Wallace
American basketball player
Will Downing
American singer
Donald McEachin
U. S. Representative
Walter Fauntroy
Pastor
Larry Doby
American baseball player
Wyatt Tee Walker
Pastor
Benjamin Mays
American minister
James R. Roebuck, Jr.
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Max Robinson
American broadcaster
Abram Lincoln Harris
American economist
Luke Torian
Politician
Carl Bland
Corrogan Vaughn
Politician
Pete Hunter
American football player
Emmett C. Burns Jr.
Former Maryland State Delegate
Edith J. Patterson
Zulu Sofola
Nigerian playwright
Henry Allen Bullock
American historian
Wendell H. Phillips
American Politician
Bai T. Moore
Liberian poet
Donda West
American professor
Simeon Booker
American journalist
Charles S. Johnson
American sociologist
Herbert Scott
Former American football player
Malcolm Barnwell
Former American football player
Bruce Spraggins
American basketball player
Samuel DeWitt Proctor
American minister
Spottswood William Robinson III
Former Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit
Doris Sands Johnson
Bahamian teacher
Samuel L. Gravely Jr.
American commanding officer
Leontine T. Kelly
American bishop
Lyman T. Johnson
American author
Chandler Owen
American author
Delores McQuinn
Virginia State Delegate
Charles E. Freeman
American attorney
Ferdinand D. Bluford
American educator
Randall Robinson
American lawyer
Eugene Kinckle Jones
Roslyn Brock
American executive
