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Written By Lexx Thornton Edward Waters University officially launched the 2025–2026 academic year with enthusiasm, vision, and a profound act of generosity during last week’s annual Faculty and Staff Opening Institute. The day was marked by a surprise announcement from President & Chief Executive Officer, Dr. A. Zachary Faison Jr., and First Lady Tyciee Faison, […]
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Florida’s first HBCU sees unprecedented surge in student interest, marking a pivotal moment in its 158-year history. Edward Waters University (EWU), the oldest Historically Black College and University in the state of Florida, has announced a historic surge in student applications for the upcoming Fall 2025 semester. The Jacksonville-based HBCU received over 11,500 applications, the
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Edward Waters University, a Historically Black College or University, is receiving a record number of applications for the upcoming Fall 2025 academic term. The HBCU announced it has received 11,500 applications so far. The figure marks the highest volume of applications in its 158-year history. This a significant milestone for the university as Edward Waters is one
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Edward Waters University proudly announces the induction of Reverend R.B. Holmes Jr., a longstanding and vital member of its Board of Trustees, into the Florida A&M University Hall of Fame. This honor highlights Rev. Holmes’ exceptional contributions to FAMU and his enduring influence within the community. In a heartfelt response to the recognition, Rev. Holmes
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Edward Waters University proudly announces the induction of Presiding Elder Elizabeth E. Yates into the esteemed Morehouse Board of Preachers. The official ceremony occurred this spring at the International Chapel of Morehouse College in Atlanta. Presiding Elder Yates was honored during the 38th annual Martin Luther King Jr. College of Ministers & Laity induction ceremony.
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Edward Waters University has announced that it has been selected as the host institution for two NCAA Division II Championships. The school will welcome the 2027 NCAA II Women’s Volleyball Championship and the 2028 NCAA Division II Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Championships. In a notable collaboration, the University of North Florida will
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In a landmark event that underscores both the importance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities and the sport of tennis, USTA Florida has awarded its inaugural HBCU Tennis Program Grant to Edward Waters University. This significant grant, valued at $100,000, was officially announced during a ceremony held at the Edward Waters University Tennis Complex. The
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As the new academic year unfolds, multiple Historically Black Colleges and Universities are experiencing remarkable enrollment increases. Here’s a look at the schools with enrollment growth for Fall 2024. Shaw University Leading the way is Shaw University, which has reported an impressive 36% rise in new student enrollment. This marks the university’s largest freshman class
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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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