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HBCU BSN Program Achieves 100% NCLEX Pass Rate

North Carolina Central University’s accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is celebrating as its December 2024 graduating class boasts a remarkable 100% pass rate on the NCLEX examination. The NCLEX is a critical milestone for aspiring nurses. “With the nursing shortage, it is important for them to pass as soon as they can,” said […]

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HBCU Student Honors Kamala Harris at NAACP Image Awards

At the 2025 NAACP Image Awards in Pasadena, California, Devin Freeman, a North Carolina Central University senior majoring in political science, made a memorable appearance. He presented former Vice President Kamala Harris, who received the esteemed Chairman’s Award, during the ceremony on Saturday. Representing NCCU and Future Leaders Freeman confidently took the stage before a

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HBCU Alumnus Rodney P. Mason Jr. Crowned King Zulu for 2025 Mardi Gras Parade

Rodney P. Mason Jr., an alumnus of Alabama A&M University, has been honored with the title of King Zulu for the 2025 Krewe of Zulu Mardi Gras Parade. More than 700 Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club members, a historic organization founded in 1909, voted Mason for King Zulu. “The club was founded after its

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HBCU Breaks Ground on Historic Residence Hall as Part of 158th Anniversary

In a momentous occasion that marks progress and tradition, Morehouse College kicked off its 158th anniversary weekend with a groundbreaking ceremony for a new residence hall. This is the institution’s first major construction project in over two decades. “This is a historic moment for the college and, quite frankly, for Historically Black Colleges and Universities

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USDA Reinstates 1890 Scholars Program After Public Outcry

In response to criticism, the U.S. Department of Agriculture resumed its 1890 National Scholars Program just days after being suspended. The decision reversal means this significant educational opportunity for students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities continues. Just one week after the 1890 Scholars Program unexpectedly halted, the USDA website showed on Monday that it

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HBCU Alumnus Launches Pet Care Center in Birmingham

Emondre Johnson, an animal science graduate of Alabama A&M University, has always had a deep affection for animals. While in high school, he gained crucial experience as an intern at veterinary clinics. On Feb. 22, The Bark Park opened in his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama, and that love blossomed into a successful business. “I created

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HBCU Celebrates Athletic Achievements at Annual Capitol Day Event

Jackson State University alumni and student-athletes gathered at the Mississippi State Capitol for the yearly JSU Day at the Capitol event. Lawmakers recognized the university’s recent achievements, including winning the national football championship and progress in other programs. During the event, Senator Sollie. Norwood (D), a JSU alumnus, introduced JSU football, softball, and tennis team

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HBCU Student Selected as Legislative Fellow

Dejanae Carter-Montaque, a political science major at Delaware State University, has been chosen to participate in the Delaware General Assembly’s prestigious Legislative Fellows program for the 2025 legislative session. Thanks to this opportunity, students like Carter-Montaque can interact with state legislators directly and participate in the legislative process.  The New York City native has always

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HBCU Dean Receives Prestigious Phi Theta Kappa Award

Dr. Larry Webster, Dean of Career and Technical Education at Coahoma Community College, has received the Phi Theta Kappa Distinguished College Administrator Award. The award recognizes his outstanding commitment to student success. For two-year college students, PTK is the biggest international society. It offers professional development courses, community service opportunities, scholarships, leadership development programs, and

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HBCU Launches Prepaid Reloadable Card for Students, Alumni, and Supporters

Delaware State University has become the first-ever HBCU to launch its own prepaid reloadable card. This move offers a fresh and innovative way for students, alums, and supporters to manage their finances while giving back to their university. The DSU Prepaid Card is made possible through a partnership with HBCU on the Green. This initiative

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