Black College Invitational Championship to Debut in Charlotte
Charlotte will host the inaugural Black College Invitational Championship in March 2025, bringing together 16 HBCU basketball teams.
Xavier University Receives National Accreditation for Physician Assistant Program
Xavier University of Louisiana, in partnership with Ochsner Health, has achieved national accreditation for its Physician program.
Kentucky Federation Awards Scholarships to Kentucky State Nursing Students
The Kentucky Business and Professional Women’s Foundation has awarded4,130 in scholarships to nursing students at Kentucky State University.
Clark Atlanta University Showcases HBCU Heritage at 2024 U.S. Open
Clark Atlanta University will showcase its vibrant HBCU heritage at the 2024 U.S. Open featuring performances by the Marching Panthers.
Bowie State University Unveils New Martin Luther King, Jr. Center
Bowie State University celebrated the opening of its state-of-the-art Martin Luther King, Jr. Center, designed to inspire students.
Gadsden State and Samford University Agreement Enhances Student Pathways
Samford University and Gadsden State Community College have signed a Memor of Understanding to create guaranteed student admission pathways.
Elizabeth City State University Celebrates Grand Reopening of Commuter Center and Bowling Alley
Elizabeth City State University celebrated the grand reopening of its newly renovated Commuter Center and Bowling Alley.
Coahoma Community College Celebrates 100% Pass Rate for Practical Nursing Graduates
Coahoma Community College announced that all graduates of its Practical Nursing Program achieved a 100% passing rate on the PN-NCLEX.
Claflin University Joins Workforce Edge to Empower Employees with Education Opportunities
As a Workforce Edge network partner, Claflin University will now offer employees access to its academic programs.
Talladega College Leaders Resign Amid Financial Crisis
Amid mounting financial pressures, it appears Talladega College is experiencing significant leadership changes.
South Carolina State Alumnus Donates Over 38,000 Bottles of Water to University
South Carolina State University alumnus Howard T. W. Ragin donated over 38,000 bottles of water to students.
St. Augustine’s University Students Return After Delay for Storm Repairs
Students at St. Augustine’s University are returning to campus on August 27, following a two-week delay in move-in.
Clark Atlanta University Receives $2 Million NSF Grant to Lead HBCU CHIPS Network Initiative
The U.S. National Science Foundation has awarded $2 million grant to Clark Atlanta University to establish the HBCU CHIPS Network.
Dr. Roger A. Mitchell Jr. Named President of Howard University Hospital
Adventist HealthCare and Howard University announced that Dr. Roger A. Mitchell, Jr. will become the next President of Howard University Hospital.
Morehouse Film Festival to Honor Edwin Moses with Documentary World Premiere
The Sixth Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival will celebrate Olympic legend Edwin Moses with the world premiere of “MOSES-13 Steps."
NC A&T Professor Appointed to State Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners
Kecia Williams Smith, an NC A&T graduate and professor, has been appointed to the State Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners.
Virginia State University Mourns the Loss of Dr. Lucious Edwards Jr.
Dr. Lucious Edwards Jr., a professor and archivist at Virginia State University, passed away over the weekend at the age of 80.
Miles College Unveils New Turf Field Funded by Arthur M. Blank Grant
Miles College has unveiled a new turf practice field for its football team, thanks to a grant from the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation.
