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In a bid to inspire and empower Black men in the field of education, sophomore Zaire Bond has officially launched the Black Male Educators and Leaders Alliance at Bowie State University. The club aims to foster leadership qualities while encouraging a commitment to teaching. This new organization is open to all undergraduate and graduate students, […]
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As the new school year kicks off, students often face challenges accessing essential supplies that can impact their academic success. Fortunately, members of Bowie State University’s Zeta Delta chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. are dedicated to ensuring that local children have what they need to thrive in the classroom. On September 4-5, the
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Alcorn State University President Tracy M. Cook has announced the appointment of E. D’Wayne Robinson as the new director of intercollegiate athletics, effective September 15 Robinson. Robinson is a celebrated alumnus of Alcorn with 25 years of leadership experience in collegiate athletics administration. “Robinson has a deep history with the university as an alumnus, and
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Kentucky State University has announced a transformative partnership with Adelante Hispanic Achievers to enhance educational opportunities for Hispanic youth. This collaboration is designed to provide tailored support, resources, and programs that address the unique challenges faced by these students as they pursue academic success. Kentucky State University is a public historically black land-grant university in
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Howard University President Ben Vinson III, Ph. D., joined with business leaders and economic partners to emphasize Historically Black Colleges and Universities’ vital role in regional development. The “HBCUs as Catalysts for Regional Inclusive Economic Growth” forum presented a study revealing Howard’s substantial economic impact. It estimated the university contributed $1.575 billion within the Washington,
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Huston-Tillotson University has officially announced the appointment of John A. Smith Jr. as the new head coach of the men’s basketball team, effective September 2, 2024. Smith is a veteran coach with extensive NCAA Division I and Texas high school basketball experience. He is set to lead one of the university’s most prominent athletic programs.
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Edward Waters University is set to unveil its newly renovated dining hall on September 25, 2024. This marks a significant milestone for the campus community. The ambitious renovation project modernizes a 53-year-old facility. It doubles as a tribute to the legacy of the late Bishop McKinley Young, a revered leader within the EWU community. Since
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In a groundbreaking initiative to increase access to higher education in Kentucky, Kentucky State University and the Kentucky Community and Technical College System announced the Kentuckians Pathway Scholarship. This new scholarship program guarantees a tuition-free bachelor’s degree for Pell-eligible students graduating from KCTCS and transfer students still working toward their two-year degrees. The Kentuckians Pathway
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The Alabama State University Board of Trustees has officially approved plans to construct two new student housing complexes on the campus. The decision came after a presentation showcasing architectural renderings of the project during a recent board meeting in Miami. The approved plans include the development of approximately 288 beds at a site on Forest
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The Wall Street Journal/College Pulse 2025 national rankings recognize North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University as the nation’s top public historically Black university. The ranking assesses how effectively colleges prepare their graduates for financial success, focusing on factors such as graduation rates and future earnings rather than institutional reputation or financial health. Among the
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