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Benedict College Marks Fifth Consecutive Year of Innovative Academic Calendar Supporting Student Success, Operational Efficiency

Benedict College Marks Fifth Consecutive Year of Innovative Academic Calendar Supporting Student Success, Campus News, Operational Efficiency /

Written By Lexx Thornton Benedict College is proudly celebrating the fifth consecutive year of its forward-thinking fall academic calendar, an approach that ensures students receive a full semester of instruction while allowing them to depart for home following the Thanksgiving break. The model, praised for its efficiency and student-centered design, eliminates the traditional December return […]

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The Alabama Collective Wraps Statewide Innovation Power Hours Series at Alabama HBCUs

Campus News, The Alabama Collective Wraps Statewide Innovation Power Hours Series at Alabama HBCUs /

Designed to spark creativity, foster design thinking, and introduce cutting-edge technology and entrepreneurial skills, the program engaged hundreds of students and faculty from Alabama State University, Alabama A&M University, Miles College, Tuskegee University, and Bishop State Community College. Held throughout the fall semester, each campus-based Innovation Power Hour featured engaging innovation challenges, and real-world exposure

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Voorhees University selected for new HBCU Brilliance Initiative

Campus News, Voorhees University selected for new HBCU Brilliance Initiative /

Voorhees University is one of just 11 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) nationwide chosen to participate in the newly launched HBCU Brilliance Initiative, a program of Reinvestment Fund designed to strengthen HBCUs through financial support, technical assistance, and advisory services. The initiative provides selected schools with $40,000 grants and access to up to $1 million

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Morehouse School of Medicine million-dollar grant to advance program

Campus News, Morehouse School of Medicine million-dollar grant to advance program /

Courtesy of Morehouse School Of Medicine The Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) announced Thursday it received a $1 million grant as part of a mission to strengthen medical education and the nation’s healthcare system. According to the school, the grant comes from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) as part of its $7.5 million commitment

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Tuskegee University engages in legal fight to protect veterinary school

Campus News, Tuskegee University engages in legal fight to protect veterinary school /

Tuskegee University is entering a significant legal battle to maintain the accreditation of its historic College of Veterinary Medicine. The university has submitted two federal lawsuits against the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), seeking to prevent the veterinary school’s accreditation from being stripped, according to records obtained by Al.com. In its complaint, Tuskegee alleges that its due process has been

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Alabama State University Takes Home The Win At 10th Annual BE SMART HBCU Hackathon

Alabama State University Takes Home The Win At 10th Annual BE SMART HBCU Hackathon, Campus News /

As Black women are disproportionately affected by the nation’s maternal health crisis, students at Alabama State University (ASU) created a mobile app to address this and won first place at the 2025 BE SMART HBCU Hackathon. “Winning this Hackathon is an incredible honor for our team. It reflects the hard work, creativity, and collaboration we’ve

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Homecoming and the spirit of unity: What HBCUs teach America

Campus News, Homecoming and the spirit of unity: What HBCUs teach America /

By Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston and Dr. Tony  Allen Those of you who are tuned into the story of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs)  understand one simple truth about our institutions: We love homecoming. For HBCUs, homecoming is  about fond, unmatched memories of years past, classmates reuniting, the music of world-class marching  bands, and that

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N.C. A&T Leader, Alumna Receives Erskine B. Bowles Staff Service Award

Alumna Receives Erskine B. Bowles Staff Service Award, Campus News, N.C. A&T Leader /

Written By Lexx Thornton North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Assistant Director of Student Activities Veronica Hairston ’09, ’17, has received the Erskine B. Bowles Staff Service Award, one of the highest honors presented to employees across the University of North Carolina System.  The award, established by the UNC System Staff Assembly, recognizes exceptional

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WSSU professor guides HBCU students reimagining urban development

Campus News, Russell Smith, WSSU professor guides HBCU students reimagining urban development /

The Compassion-Centered Co-Governance Pitch Competition invites students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the country to tackle the complex issues behind urban development. Winners receive $10,000, with registration closing on November 15. Helping the participants develop their solutions in historically under resourced communities will be faculty mentors, including Winston-Salem State University professor and Spatial Justice Studio founder Russell Smith. He spoke

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South Carolina State University launches virtual reality transportation training lab

Campus News, South Carolina State University launches virtual reality transportation training lab /

Written By Lexx Thornton South Carolina State University is poised to train the next generation of commercial motor vehicle (CMV) professionals with the help of nearly $2 million in federal funding.  University officials cut the ribbon on its SMART (Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation) Virtual Reality Lab following a ceremony on Wednesday morning at the

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