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ABA and HBCUs highlight environmental law jobs through new partnership

ABA and HBCUs highlight environmental law jobs through new partnership, Campus News /

By Amanda Robert As part of a new initiative, the ABA and several historically Black colleges and universities are working together to engage students who are interested in environmental, energy and natural resources law. The ABA Section of Environment, Energy and Resources will host an ongoing webinar series that aims to educate law students about careers that […]

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Starbucks and Howard University Partner on Coffee Mug Featuring Artistic Renditions of Campus Life

Campus News, Starbucks and Howard University Partner on Coffee Mug Featuring Artistic Renditions of Campus Life /

Courtesy of Howard University Coffee and studying go hand and hand, and now Howard students can get that often-needed caffeine boost in an exclusive mug covered in artwork featuring the landmarks they walk by every day on campus.  Starbucks launched its global “Discovery Series” series last spring to “tell the stories of each location through

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Central Maryland HBCU Climate Career Expo Unites Students and Employers in Sustainability

Campus News, Central Maryland HBCU Climate Career Expo Unites Students and Employers in Sustainability /

Courtesy of Bowie State University Bowie State University, in a dynamic partnership with Morgan State University and Coppin State University, proudly hosted the Central Maryland HBCU Climate Career Expo, a transformative gathering that connected students from every academic discipline with more than 30 forward-thinking employers dedicated to sustainability and environmental stewardship. The groundbreaking expo unfolded

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HBCU Students from Bowie State, Morgan State, Norfolk State and Texas Southern Dive into the Power of Owning vs. Renting

Campus News, HBCU Students from Bowie State, Morgan State, Norfolk State and Texas Southern Dive into the Power of Owning vs. Renting /

More than 100 students from Bowie State University, Morgan State University, Norfolk State University, and Texas Southern University gathered Tuesday to learn the financial skills needed to transition from renters to homeowners, guided by top executives from Wells Fargo and HomeFree USA’s Center for Financial Advancement. Hosted at Bowie State, the event offered these students

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Tennessee State University Launches Black History Month Tour in Nashville

Campus News, Community, Tennessee State University Launches Black History Month Tour in Nashville /

Courtesy of Tennessee State University Tennessee State University kicked off its inaugural Black History Month tour this month. This project aims to recognize the significant cultural contributions made by African Americans to Nashville. The tour included stops at the Fisk University Galleries, the National Museum of African American Music, and the Jefferson Street Sound Museum.

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Jackson State Professor Elected President of Southern Political Science Association

Campus News, Jackson State Professor Elected President of Southern Political Science Association, National News /

Courtesy of Jackson State University Dr. Byron D’Andra Orey, a political science professor at Jackson State University, has been elected president of the Southern Political Science Association. In his new role, Orey now leads one of the nation’s oldest and largest political science organizations. “Being elected president of the is a profound honor that reflects the trust

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Prairie View’s day at the capital advocates for support amid threats to HBCUs

Campus News, Prairie View's day at the capital advocates for support amid threats to HBCUs /

By Jamil David Like many other cultural institutions, historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) face an uncertain future in President Donald Trump’s administration. The flurry of executive orders rolling back diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives; the removal of cultural celebrations like Black History Month from federal agencies; and the immediate compliance of corporations like Google

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Tennessee State University Alumni Matching Gift Fuels $600K Fundraising Success

Campus News, Tennessee State University Alumni Matching Gift Fuels $600K Fundraising Success /

Courtesy of Tennessee State University Tennessee State University’s successful end-of-year giving campaign raised over $600,000 to support graduating seniors. This accomplishment was largely made possible by the matching contribution pledge made by renowned alumni Amos Otis and Brenda Otis. They promised on Giving Tuesday that they would match every donation. Under the #FutureReadyTSU campaign, #CloseTheGap

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Happy 188th Birthday, Cheyney University- America’s first HBCU!

Campus News, Cheyney University- America's first HBCU!, Happy 188th Birthday /

By Michael Coard Exactly 188 years ago on Feb. 25, 1837, Cheyney University was born as a result of the 1829 last will and testament of Richard Humphreys when his estate in Philadelphia adopted the “African Institute’s text, preamble, and constitution” for the “education and improvement of the Children and youth, of the African race,

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Benedict College Joins Campaign to Eliminate Period Poverty

Benedict College Joins Campaign to Eliminate Period Poverty, Campus News, Community /

By Johnny Jackson Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina, has joined the national campaign to end period poverty. Many women and girls experience period poverty and are unable to purchase the menstrual products they need, causing some to stay home from school and work. The dilemma can have lasting consequences on their education, economic opportunities, mental

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