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Tuskegee University responds to relationship with ASU, Turkey Day rivalry
By Administration on March 6, 2013Statement from Tuskegee University Department of Athletics Although Tuskegee University and its supporters treasure the long-standing relationship we have maintained with Alabama State University and the Turkey Day Classic, the Department of Athletics at Tuskegee University has decided not to participate in this season’s classic in order to pursue more challenging opportunities for our football program. The decision is definite. [...] -

Tuskegee University Named Least Awesome College Town
By Tommy Meade Jr. on November 26, 2012The fellas over at The Princeton Review recently named Tuskegee University as the ‘least awesome college town’ in the nation. Hmm…I wonder why? Blacks represent 95 percent of the population in Tuskegee, Alabama, where TU was founded in 1881. Famed educator Booker T. Washington got the nod to become the university’s ‘first teacher’ and took the century old school from [...] -

Tuskegee-Morehouse parade draws thousands
By Brittany Ireland on October 9, 2012As thousands of people lined the streets of downtown Columbus Saturday, Arrica Baker remarked on the tradition that brings people together for the annual Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic Parade. “I just love things like this because it’s like a big family reunion, the opportunity to get out, see and meet people,” said Baker, standing on the sidewalk along Broadway. She was among [...] -

Joint council of land-grant universities and USDA meet at Tuskegee
By Administration on September 11, 2012Tuskegee University hosted the USDA/1890 Task Force meeting, Sunday and Monday, at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center at Tuskegee University. The task force is a partnership between the United States Department of Agriculture and 1890 land-grant universities; Tuskegee is one of 18 such institutions established by the second Morrill Act of 1890. Gilbert L. Rochon, Tuskegee University president is [...] -

New chief of staff appointed at Tuskegee University
By Brittany Ireland on September 6, 2012Tuskegee University President Gilbert L. Rochon has appointed Shamima Amin as chief of staff, according to a news release from the university. “Amin replaces Dr. Carlen McLin who served admirably in the role before accepting a position at the University of New Orleans as executive assistant to the president,” Rochon said in the release. Amin, who will report directly to [...] -

5 HBCU’s Multi-million dollar grant to help veterinary medicine program
By Administration on August 29, 2012The U.S. Department of Education has awarded a grant of $2,153,184 to Tuskegee University. The funds are part of more than $26 million awarded to five institutions under the Historically Black Graduate Institutions program. Charles R. Drew University in Los Angeles; Georgia Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta; Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tenn.; and Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta were [...] -

Tuskegee University hires new sports information director, Michael Stewart
By Administration on August 21, 2012A new sports information director has joined Tuskegee University. Michael Stewart, the former sports information director at Langston University in Oklahoma, will replace Arnold Houston. Houston served in the position since 1985 and retired July 31. Stewart Stewart, who graduated from Langston in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in broadcast journalism, begins his duties today. Stewart, a [...] -

Rochon and Tuskegee University alumni honored as “People of Influence”
By Administration on August 15, 2012For their service and contributions to the community, the president of Tuskegee University and six of the institution’s alumni were honored at a breakfast ceremony Friday at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center at Tuskegee University. The People of Influence Breakfast was sponsored by SouthEast Small Business magazine, a publication that compiles an annual list of people of influence who [...] -

Patric Simon Tuskegee University New Athletic Director
By Administration on July 3, 2012Patric Simon, the former athletic director for Langston University in Oklahoma, has been chosen as Tuskegee’s new athletic director. He will replace Alvin Jackson who had been the university’s athletic director since February 2010. Simon will assume his responsibilities today. During his four-year tenure with Langston, Simon had a combined total of 10 conference championships in the Red River Athletic [...] -
Tuskegee University breaks ground on new science building
By Administration on June 4, 2012Tuskegee University will be expanding science education with the addition of a new building to its 5,000-acre campus. In a ceremony on Friday on land between Milbank and Campbell halls, ground was broken on the James Henry Meriweather Henderson Hall Agricultural Life Science Teaching, Extension and Research Building. The facility will be more than 40,000 square feet, and will house laboratories [...] -

Tuskegee releases 2012 Football Schedule
By Michael Livingston II on March 14, 2012Tuskegee officials released the school’s 2012 football schedule on Monday, which includes three home games at Abbott Stadium and its annual classic with Morehouse College. One thing it doesn’t include is a date or location for its regular-season finale with Alabama State. As the two sides continue to negotiate the renewal of the Turkey Day Classic, the future of the [...] -

Harry Carson, Steve McNair Among 11 Inducted in Black College Hall of Fame
By Michael Livingston II on February 20, 201211 players and coaches were inducted into the Black College Hall of Fame this past Saturday. The list of inductess include 9 time Pro Bowler Harry Carson of South Carolina State University and former NFL MVP Steve McNair of Alcorn State University. The entire list of the 2012 class is listed below: Cleve Abbott, Head Coach, Tennessee State University Willie [...] -

SIAC Player Spotlight: Former Baldwin Hills Star Moriah Johnson Shines at Tuskegee
By Administration on February 16, 2012Being the son of an NBA player usually comes with a fame factor in and of itself, but Tuskegee sophomore forward Moriah Johnson inadvertently paved his own path to stardom when he joined the cast of BET’s reality series, Baldwin Hills. Johnson, the son of former NBA forward Marques Johnson, was a sophomore and a straight-A, four-sport athlete at Crenshaw [...] -

TU’s Joshua Eichelberger, Stillman College’s Phyllice Eubanks Named in SIAC Week 11 Basketball Honors
By Michael Livingston II on February 9, 2012Tuskegee University senior Joshua Eichelberger has been named SIAC Men’s Basketball Player of the Week and Stillman College senior Phyllice Eubanks has been named SIAC Women’s Basketball Player of the Week. Stillman College sophomore Jeffrey Wherry and Kentucky State University sophomore Brandon Darrett have been named SIAC Men’s Basketball Co-Newcomers of the Week while Kentucky State University junior Sharnita Lloyd [...] -

Tuskegee’s Eichelberger & Stillman’s McKinnis Among Those Honored in SIAC Basketball Honors
By Michael Livingston II on January 18, 2012ATLANTA—Tuskegee University senior Joshua Eichelberger has been named SIAC Men’s Basketball Player of the Week while Miles College senior Sammeika Thomas and Stillman College senior Jamila McKinnis have been named SIAC Women’s Basketball Co-Players of the Week. Clark Atlanta University sophomore Jermille Fluker has been named SIAC Men’s Basketball Newcomer of the Week while Miles College junior Courtney English has been named SIAC Women’s Basketball Newcomer of the [...] -

Tuskegee’s Joshua Eichelberger Among Those Recognized In SIAC Basketball Honors
By Administration on January 9, 2012ATLANTA—Tuskegee University senior Joshua Eichelberger has been named SIAC Men’s Basketball Player of the Week while Kentucky State University sophomore Brandon Darrett was named SIAC Men’s Basketball Newcomer of the Week. Stillman College senior Jamila McKinnis and Albany State University freshman April Thomas have been named SIAC Women’s Basketball Player of the Week and Newcomer of the Week, respectively. Eichelberger, [...] -

SIAC Basketball: Week #2 Player of the Week Honors Announced
By Administration on November 30, 2011ATLANTA—Benedict College junior Marcus Goode has been named SIAC Men’s Basketball Player of the Week while Stillman College senior Jamila McKinnis has been named SIAC Women’s Basketball Player of the Week. Paine College junior James Devlin and Tuskegee University sophomore Alondra Rivers have been named SIAC Men’s and Women’s Basketball Newcomers of the Week, respectively. Goode, a native of Chapin, [...] -

Howard Hosts Sixth Annual Ford Black College Quiz Game Show
By Administration on November 16, 2011WASHINGTON, D.C. – Howard University will host the sixth annual Ford Black College Quiz Game Show at 3 p.m. Thursday, Dec 1, in Cramton Auditorium. This televised event will feature students from 12 historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), including Howard, competing for thousands of dollars in scholarship funds and cash prizes for their schools. The Black College Quiz Game [...]
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