While universities are often viewed as ivory towers, far from everyday politics, the university is both deeply embedded in structures of racial hierarchy and inequality and remains a crucial site for reimagining education and society more broadly. This platform seeks to boldly reimagine racial justice in higher education through a framework of reparations. We consider the multiple roles of the university, analyze how institutions of higher education have reproduced racial inequality and outline policies, campaigns, and approaches that repair relations of injustice.