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Dr. Bernice A. King delivers her keynote speech to an audience of 1,200 at �һ�������Ƶ's Chartway Arena for the University's 40th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Observance. Photo by Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ

Dr. King participates in a Q&A session moderated by Cathy Lewis (left), community engagement liaison for �һ�������Ƶ. Photo by Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ

Dr. King addresses the crowd during the Q&A session. Photo by Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ

An audience member takes a photo of Dr. King speaking. Photo by Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ

Hugo Owens Jr. (left) and �һ�������Ƶ President Brian O. Hemphill, Ph.D. (right), present �һ�������Ƶ’s Hugo Owens Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Award to Hampton Roads Community Foundation President and Chief Executive Officer Deborah DiCroce, Ph.D. (middle). Photo by Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ

Dr. King shakes hands with Zaria Gassaway (left), Student Government Association president. Photo by Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ

Dr. King poses for a photo with Gassaway and Raquan “Ray” Griffin (right), student representative on �һ�������Ƶ Dominion University’s Board of Visitors. Photo by Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ

A bible signed by Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta Scott King and Samuel D. Proctor that was presented to Ceceila "Cee Cee" Tucker in 1952. Tucker served at �һ�������Ƶ for 31 years in community relations, helping build diversity on campus. Photo Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ

Tucker (left) shows Dr. King the bible signed by King's mother and father in 1952. Photo by Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ

Hugo Owens Jr., son of the late Hugo Owens Sr., a civil rights icon in Hampton Roads and �һ�������Ƶ's first Black rector, talks with Dr. Bernice A. King during the VIP reception. Photo by Chuck Thomas/�һ�������Ƶ