February is Black History Month – an annual celebration of achievements and contributions of African Americans throughout U.S. history. As we observe this month, we invite you to spend some time reading a few of the pieces featured in the Forum magazine's recent issues.

Explore how a life-changing encounter with Martin Luther King Jr. led 12-year-old Freeman Hrabowski III to activism, shaping his journey from a jailed civil rights marcher to a transformational university leader. His story is one of resilience, leadership, and hope. Read more here.

Another remarkable Phi Kappa Phi member who championed civil rights was Jean Fairfax. From breaking barriers in student housing to leading efforts to desegregate schools in Mississippi, she dedicated her life to justice and education. Her unwavering commitment to equality continues to inspire. Discover more here.

For additional reading, revisit this Black History Month piece that highlights a handful of Phi Kappa Phi members who've made lasting impressions throughout the years.