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It's that time of year again. Time to start a new year's resolution and time to start planning that all-important HBCU college tour visit for you or your loved one. If you are trying to decide between a couple of schools or if you want to expand your horizons...

The Heritage Sports Radio Network (HSRN) will broadcast plenty of exciting HBCU basketball games. The broadcasts will be national on Sirius XM Satellite Radio and on local stations across the country.

The Heritage Sports Radio Network (HSRN) known as “The Voice of HBCU Sports”, will launch the new HSRN “Network” the “Voice of Choice” as it expands its services from strictly a broadcast platform for

GRAMBLING, La (December 20, 2013) Grambling State University is graduating more than 500 undergraduate and graduate students at its Friday morning fall commencement, including four students with 4.0 G

James David Mitchell, also known as Mitch Malone, passed away at 5 a.m. Nov 25th, Monday morning of natural causes. Considered a Virginia State University alumnus All-Star, Mitch Malone was the noted

If they timed their Thanksgiving/Black Friday/Christmas/New Year's Eve activities in New York City's Times Square precisely, an estimated 986,000 daily visitors will see 10 seconds each hour of Oakwoo

Coach Rick Comegy, who led Jackson State to an 8-1 record in the Southwestern Athletic Conference this season, was fired Wednesday, the school said. Comegy had a 55-35 record in eight seasons and l

Monica Spencer, a junior English major from Bermuda, was crowned Miss UNCF 2013-2014 on December 8, 2013, in a ceremony at the Oakwood Industries Building Auditorium. The Miss UNCF competition

Premier Health invites you to the 2014 Premier Health Professional Diversity Job Fair. Premier Health is seeking professional and clinical candidates to fill a number of positions throughout our healthcare system. <b>Date:</b> Wednesday, January 8, 2014 <b>Time:</b> 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm <

“Angels inspire hope; they give gifts. Those gifts include blessings and a belief in what is possible,” said Dr. Delonia Cooley, associate professor of marketing and American Marketing Association adv

Faculty members in the Department of Education are praising God for their special accomplishment on November 12. The North American Division Accreditation Team arrived on campus as scheduled. Follo

Oakwood alumnus and U.S. Senate Chaplain Dr. Barry Black, who rose to international acclaim with his piercing daily Capitol Hill morning invocations during the recent 16-day federal government shutdow

Grambling State University President Frank G. Pogue and Athletic Director Aaron James announce the selection of Gramblinite legacy Broderick Lee Fobbs as the next head coach of the university football

Pourin Harlem Brew Sugar Hill for NYC Commuters on Subway

A team from Oakwood's Bradford-Cleveland-Brooks Leadership Center (BCBLC) recently returned from Ghana's Valley View University, where they responded to a request to assist in the establishment of the

With fall commencement just around the corner, Grambling State University is proud to announce a familiar and prominent person as commencement speaker, Birdex Copeland. “Dr. Copeland is a respecte

Alcorn State University’s Assistant Vice President for Educational and Community Partnerships, Dr. Ruth R. Nichols has been appointed by Governor Phil Bryant as a member of the 2013-2014 Delta Leaders

Alcorn State University is the fifth Mississippi university to receive the StormReady designation from the National Weather Service. “University campuses can be impacted by tornadoes, as was the ca

The CIAA has declared Virginia State ineligible for the Division II playoffs after several Virginia State players attacked Winston-Salem State's starting quarterback before the conference championship

Over $3.8 Million Raised for Public Historically Black Colleges and Universities For the first-time ever, the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) held its Awards Gala in Washington, DC, bringing

Oakwood dedicates University Bookstore renovation Barnes & Noble funds $150,000 four-week construction While the four-week renovation project continued ahead of schedule and sales operations conti

In response to a ruling by the Southwestern Athletic Conference on Wednesday, Grambling State University Athletic Director Aaron James said the conference ruling was expected but is excessive. “Thi

The Howard University Radio Network is announcing a new station is being added to its ever-expanding platform. HBCU Channel 142 on SiriusXM launches today, Thursday, Nov. 14th at 12 a.m. and will be a

Hampton University senior Josh Gopeesingh, a chemical engineering major has been named a finalist for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship. He will interview in Barbados on Nov. 23 as the only finalist

The Nuclear Science and Security Consortium (NSSC) is accepting applications for the 2014 NSSC-MSI Summer Research Fellowship Program. Applications are due on January 15, 2014. Applicants must be U.S.