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Anonymous Donation of $25K to Aid Hurricane Recovery at NCICU Campuses

A remarkable act of kindness has emerged as an anonymous donor contributed $25,000 to assist North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities in their recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene. Multiple Historically Black Colleges and Universities are part of the NCICU, including Bennett College, Johnson C. Smith University, Livingstone College, Saint Augustine’s University, and Shaw University. This […]

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Entertainer B. Simone Encourages JCSU Students 

On Oct. 15, 2024, comedian, entrepreneur, and social media influencer B. Simone, also known as Braelyn Simone, captivated the audience at Johnson C. Smith University with an empowering message. The event, part of the Lyceum Engagement Series, was hosted by GRAMMY award-winning entertainment executive Amir Windom alongside JCSU alumna Michelle Martin. B. Simone took center

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CIAA Launches Women’s Flag Football at HBCUs

The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association has announced the introduction of Women’s Flag Football at seven member institutions, set to debut in Spring 2025. This landmark initiative aims to enhance female participation in sports and aligns with the NCAA’s recognition of women’s flag football as an emerging sport. The universities participating in this pioneering venture include:

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Olympic Silver Medalist Anna Cockrell Visits JCSU Track and Field Team 

Olympic silver medalist Anna Cockrell returned to her hometown this past weekend and visited the Johnson C. Smith University Track and Field team. The daughter of JCSU Board of Trustees Vice Chair Kieth Cockrell, Anna shared her inspiring journey as a champion. During her visit, Cockrell recounted her sacrifices to achieve her goals. “Nothing was

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JCSU Introduces ‘Zen Den’ to Combat Student Stress

In response to growing concerns about mental health, Johnson C. Smith University has unveiled the “Zen Den,” a tranquil space designed to provide respite from the pressures of college life. Located in the Edward E. Crutchfield Center for Integrated Studies, this meditation room aims to support students and faculty alike in managing stress during their

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HBCUs Experience Significant Enrollment Spikes for Fall 2024

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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Randell “Randy” Perkins: JCSU’s Trailblazing Cadet on the Path to Military Service

Randell “Randy” Perkins is a freshman at Johnson C. Smith University and a member of the National Guard, making waves as the first university cadet to sign a military service contract before graduation.  Perkins always envisioned joining the military to fund his college education. After graduating high school, he swiftly entered basic training. Following his

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Record Enrollment Sparks Emergency Aid Campaign at Johnson C. Smith University

Johnson C. Smith University has kicked off a vital 10-day emergency aid campaign to financially clear at least 300 students before the critical deadline of Friday, August 30, 2024.  The campaign comes as JCSU welcomed 1,378 enrolled students this fall, but many face challenges in covering the total cost of their education. In light of

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The 2024 Paris Olympics: Celebrating The Legacy & Future Of HBCU Athletes

The Olympics have always been a stage where the world’s best athletes showcase their talents and bring glory to their nations. For African American athletes, particularly those hailing from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), the Olympics have been a platform to demonstrate excellence, overcome barriers, and inspire future generations. As we approach the 2024

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