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Bowie State defeated University of District Of Columbia in a rivalry game between Division II foes from the DMV.

Johnson C. Smith University’s leadership in alumni giving was recognized in a recent U.S. News and World Report article that ranked the top 48 historically Black colleges or universities (HBCUs) in te

TSU’s College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (COPHS) revealed its new Interdisciplinary Health Professions Practice and Simulation Complex to the public Friday, October 23, in the former Nabrit Scien

The recap of the 2015 CIAA Football Championship Game won by Winston Salem State over Bowie State.

Johnson C. Smith University is pleased to announce that the Commission on Accreditation of the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) has granted initial accreditation to the JCSU Master of Social Wo

Graduate Programs (graduateprograms.com), a resource for prospective graduate students recently ranked the Online Executive Master of Public Administration (eMPA) program in the Barbara Jordan – Micke

by Naomi Coggs, Oakwood University student writer On October 29, Oakwood's NAACP Chapter hosted a balloon release in front of the Monument to Service, as a tribute to victims and survivors of both

On October 31, Congressman John Lewis, (D, GA) was honored at the Oakwood University Church, receiving the 2015 Social Justice Award. Representative Lewis is well respected for his work in the United

WJOU's 2nd Chance Radio Show, hosted by Kenny Anderson '83, (second left), celebrated 25 years of being on air, with a live broadcast on November 1, 2015. In honor of this celebration, Anderson establ

JCSU establishes chapter of a national organization for student veterans JCSU named a ‘Military-Friendly Institution of Higher Learning’ Veterans face unique educational challenges, from a mis

4-year partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation aims to boost graduation in underserved populations Johnson C. Smith University has been identified by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundatio

Three Alcorn State University teams spent Saturday, Oct. 31 through Monday, Nov. 2 putting on exceptional performances at the National Association of African-American Honors Program (NAAHP) Conference

Across the country, there is an apparent disdain for HBCUs and members -- students, officials, and advocates -- of its community alike. The relevance of our existence is often questioned. The value of

Breedlove Law Firm, LLC, in conjunction with Davidson Consultant Services, LLC/Le’Concierge, presents the annual “Swine-n-Dine” charitable pig roast for Fisk University’s Homecoming. The catered event

Allen University in partnership with the 20/20 Leaders of America, LLC, Attorney General Alan Wilson (R) and the former Governor of South Carolina - Jim Hodges (D) invites you to attend the Presidenti

Alcorn 2014-2015 graduation success rate top in Southwestern Athletic Conference Lorman, MS (November 10, 2015) – According to the NCAA official federal graduation rate data released Wednesday, Nov. 4

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Texas Southern University took a major step to unify national, state and local law enforcement agencies to help secure and protect its campus. The TSU police department hosted a round table discussio

Coach Jenkins and Coach Spady Talk Magic City Classic.

Johnson C Smith University safety Carlo Thomas, 25, of East Orange, N.J. is now leading the nation in interceptions—that’s across Division I, II and III. He’s been on a hot streak with 10 total interc

Heads were held high, memories of past athletic fetes were relived, and a youthful spirit was reinvigorated on Friday, October 23, 2015 in the H&PE Arena on Texas Southern University’s campus as TSU p

Thousands of Alcorn alumni and fans are expected to pack the Lorman campus Saturday, Oct. 17 for the Braves 2015 Homecoming game against Grambling State University. The matchup can be viewed online

What do you do if you’re a successful African American female engineer spending your nights and weekends worrying about the state of public education? Especially when the children in your neighborhood, already struggling with poverty, violence and racial discrimination, aren’t getting the education

Texas Southern University has taken several steps to strengthen on campus security beginning with an 11 p.m. curfew in all student housing and 24 hours, seven days a week around the clock security.