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Central State University basketball teams prepare for SIAC Tournament
The Central State men's and women's basketball teams are set to compete in upcoming Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (S-I-A-C) Tournament. The Lady Marauders earned the No. 1 seed in th
Cheyney University, the Nation's 1st HBCU, to Celebrate 180th Anniversary March 1
WHO: Cheyney University will hold its annual Founder’s Day Convocation and Alumnus and Chairman of Cheyney’s Council of Trustees, Robert W. Bogle ’75, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
NASA scientist promotes science, math at TSU, Jackson State
by Deborah A. Culp The movie Hidden Figures about African American women working in the space program in the ‘60s kicked off in January with a proverbial loud bang as it emerged and shed some power
Jasmine Guy to speak for women’s history month event
Actor, dancer, and director Jasmine Guy has been slated to give the keynote address for the annual Women’s History Month Celebration at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. The free, public event
President Trump Signs Executive Order on HBCUs
By Lauren Victoria Burke (NNPA Newswire Contributor) President Trump signed an executive order to focus more attention on Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) on Tuesday, February 28. Although HBCUs comprise just three percent of higher education institutions in the U.S., “HBCU
Congressman John Conyers, Jr Condemns Insulting Statement By Betsy Devos on HBCUs
Congressman John Conyers, Jr (MI-14) today released the following statement: “Last night, the Department of Education published a press release with a quote from Secretary of Education Betsy Devos
TSU Students Share Why Black History Matters Year Round
Aspiring journalists from Houston’s HBCU discuss the importance of African-American experiences in the other 11 months of the year. Marissa Cummings February is black history month, but the st
Woman on Mission to Donate to Every HBCU Gives $350 to Clark Atlanta University
What began as a college endowment research project by Kira Russell-Johnson, 24, ended with a shocking and disappointing revelation. Russell-Johnson, who did not attend a black college, discovered the endowments of HBCUs are significantly less than their white counterparts. That's when she decided
Dr. Samuel Sullivan to Participate in White House HBCU Listening Session with Senior Trump Administration
Dr. Samuel Sullivan to Participate in White House HBCU Listening Session with Senior Trump Administration Officials and Lawmakers Dr. Samuel Sullivan, President, announced earlier today that he w
Students at DTE Energy Do Work That Matters
We give students hands-on, real work experiences that enrich their academics and prepare them for the future. They help us power the world around us. Candidates must be considered a student by their school, during the time they are working, in order to be considered for a DTE Student Program. Indivi
PLANNING FOR 2017 TSU HOMECOMING UNDERWAY WITH HELP FROM NEW EXTERNAL COMMITTEE
Planning is underway for Tennessee State University’s 2017 Homecoming celebration, and organizers have taken steps to make it one of the best. For the first time, an external committee of seasone
TSU ALUMNA TRACI OTEY BLUNT NAMED RLJ ENTERTAINMENT’S URBAN MOVIE CHANNEL PRESIDENT
Traci Otey Blunt has been appointed president of RLJ Entertainment’s Urban Movie Channel (UMC), the first premium subscription-based streaming service created for African-American and urban audiences featuring quality urban content across all genres, including feature films, original series, stand-u
Judge Charges Mom For Parking Violation, Then Changes His Mind When Daughter Says She’s Starving
Judge Frank Caprio knows that his job isn’t just about upholding the law, but about being fair and just when examining one’s circumstances. Even when drivers are in the wrong and violate the rules of the road, he takes into consideration the fact that we are all human, and that we all make mistakes!
NC A&T Chancellor Harold Martin gets national recognition
He’s challenging the status quo and getting national recognition for it. Last month, HBCU Digest, an online commentary and news website, named North Carolina A&T Chancellor Dr. Harold Martin the mo
Musical 'A Walk in My Shoes' premieres March 3 at Johnson C. Smith University
JCSU's Collegiate Health Improvement Project presents the musical event A WALK IN MY SHOES at the Attic Theatre of the Little Rock Community Development Center, located at 401 N. McDowell St., Charlot