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St. Augustine’s University Students Return After Delay for Storm Repairs

Students at St. Augustine’s University are returning to campus after a delayed move-in and start to classes.  The two-week delay was a result of ongoing repairs needed due to the damage caused by Tropical Storm Debbie. During the two-week delay, the administration focused on several key tasks. Those included upgrading maintenance in both residential and […]

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Clark Atlanta University Receives $2 Million NSF Grant to Lead HBCU CHIPS Network Initiative

The U.S. National Science Foundation has awarded Clark Atlanta University with a $2 million grant for an initiative aimed at strengthening semiconductor research and education across Historically Black Colleges and Universities. As principal investigator and lead institution for this two-year project, CAU will lead the HBCU CHIPS Network. HBCU CHIPS Network is a collaborative partnership

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Dr. Roger A. Mitchell Jr. Named President of Howard University Hospital

Adventist HealthCare and Howard University have announced Dr. Roger A. Mitchell, Jr. as the new President of Howard University Hospital, effective September 13. This appointment follows the decision of current President Anita Jenkins to step down from her role. Dr. Roger A. Mitchell, Jr. Dr. Mitchell will assume his new position as part of a

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Morehouse Film Festival to Honor Edwin Moses with Documentary World Premiere

The Sixth Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival is set to honor Olympic gold medalist Edwin Moses, a 1978 alumnus. The highlight will be the world premiere of “MOSES-13 Steps”, a documentary that explores the life and legacy of the iconic athlete, whose achievements both on and off the track have inspired and led

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White Fits You Should and Can Wear After Labor Day

As summer ends, you may be thinking about packing up all of your white clothes, because everyone knows you’re not supposed to wear white after Labor Day, right? Wrong! After reading this, you might want to wait a bit. Read more…

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Rebecca Ferguson Joins Cast of The Magic Faraway Tree

Neal Street Productions, Elysian Film Group, and Ashland Hill Media Finance are thrilled to announce the final casting addition to their upcoming film adaptation of Enid Blyton’s beloved children’s classic, The Magic Faraway Tree. Rebecca Ferguson (Dune, Mission Impossible, Silo, The Greatest Showman) will take on the iconic role of Dame Snap, the terrifying headmistress of Faraway Tree School. Ferguson’s casting marks a significant

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Former Israeli Captive Noa Argamani Denies Abuse Reports from Gaza Detention

Noa Argamani, a former Israeli captive who was released from Gaza earlier this year, has denied recent media reports suggesting that she was beaten and had her hair cut while in detention. In an Instagram post on August 23, Argamani addressed the misinformation circulating about her experience. Argamani stated that the reports were “out of

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Why TLC Had To Cancel A Recent Concert Stop At The Last Minute

TLC abruptly canceled an upcoming performance after T-Boz was hospitalized due to a “severe abdominal blockage.” Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins and her longtime groupmate, Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas, were looking forward to connecting with their fans, but things changed due to the “Waterfalls” singer’s medical scare. The group announced the cancellation 30 minutes before they were scheduled

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Simone Biles Wants ‘Justice’ For Jordan Chiles After She Was Stripped Of Olympic Bronze Medal

After being stripped of her bronze medal, Simone Biles is seeking justice for her Olympic teammate Jordan Chiles. In a recent interview with People, Biles says she’s been supporting Chiles through this difficult time. “We’ve been FaceTiming, texting, just being girls,” Biles said. “I did talk to her on one of the days, and I

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