The University unveiled the “Kings of Freedom” Berlin Wall exhibition on the library quad Friday afternoon.
The public ceremony featured University President Teresa Sullivan, Jody Kielbasa, vice provost for the arts, and Robert and MeiLi Hefner — the owners of the pieces.
The display, located on the grass between the Robert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library and Alderman Library, will be on display for the remainder of 2014.
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