NYT: ‘Why I Chose A Historically Black College’
New York Times writer Skylar Mitchell takes aim at historically black colleges relevancy in today's society in an op-ed titled "Why I Chose a...
TSU Aviation Program Reaches New Milestone
The Department of Aviation Science and Technology took a major step toward becoming a Federal Aviation Administration(FAA) approved flight program during Spring Break when...
Wiley’s President Attends First Higher Education Joint Summit In Mexico
(Marshall, Texas) — As Wiley College prepares to observe International Week April 4-10 on its increasingly diverse campus, the institution’s President, Dr. Haywood L....
NPHC Releases Statement On Hazing In Response To ‘Burning Sands’ Movie
The National Panhellenic Council (NPHC) Council of Presidents (CoP) released a statement on hazing in response to Netflix's Burning Sands Wednesday, wherein they spoke out against...
Google Launches Howard West Campus To Develop Future Black Engineers
Howard University announced the opening of a new west coast campus today at the GooglePlex in Mountain View, Calif. Spurred on by a mission...
GSU Junior Miniya Shabazz Becomes New Member of the ESPN Family
Miniya Shabazz has been quite involved as a GSU student journalist, she's worked as an editor of her campus newspaper ,with the university's media bureau and local...
Virginia Union Women Advance To NCAA DII Final Four After Columbus State Win
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Virginia Union is headed to the NCAA Division II Final Four after a 78-73 victory over Columbus State (Ga.) Tuesday.
The Panthers...
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The Fate of the Furious HBCU Contest
Universal Pictures and HBCU Buzz have teamed up in the Fate of the Furious HBCU Contest. (1) Lucky...
Southern University Grad Andrea Brew Writes Book, ‘Twas the Night Before Bayou Classic
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It is the eve of the Bayou Classic, and a family of Southern University fans are filled with anticipation and blue-and-gold spirit. Find out what happens when...
Southern Student Remi Hill Fights Battles With Creativity And A Canvas
Remi Hill doesn’t remember the exact age she began drawing, but her mother told her she has been quite artistic since age 3.
As she...
Over 60 Percent Of CAU Scholar-Athletes Earn A 3.0 Or Higher GPA
ATLANTA — There are 207 student-athletes at Clark Atlanta University. Nearly 130 of them were honored with a medal Jan. 26 for accomplishments, which have...
Trump Signs Executive Order On Historically Black Colleges And Universities
On February 28, President Trump signed an executive order pledging support of his administration to historically Black colleges and universities, saying HBCUs are “an absolute...
SSU Becomes First HBCU To Win National Cheerleading Title
Savannah State Universty's cheerleading squad has become the first cheerleaders from a historically black college and university, or HBCU, to win a national cheerleading...
Student Creates App That Identifies Which HBCU You Should Attend
A Grambling State University student has created an app that helps students identify historically black colleges that could be a good match for them.
The app...
HU Prez Slams BET’s ‘The Quad’ For Inaccurate Portrayal Of HBCU Culture
A leader in the historically black college community has blasted BET’s The Quad for distorting HBCU culture and leadership on TV, calling the new drama "fake news"...
Clark Atlanta University Leads Region, Nation In Economic Mobility
ATLANTA — A new study, "Mobility Report Cards: The Role of Colleges in Intergenerational Mobility," co-authored by National Bureau of Economic Research member and Brown...
The Maroon Tiger: ‘President’s View Of Pending Departure’
Ayron Lewallen writes in The Maroon Tiger that while the Dr. John Silvanus Wilson era is coming to an end, ideally, he would have...
JSU Newsroom: D.C. Sniper’s Ex-Wife Thanks JSU Social Workers For Their Work
L.A. Warren writes at Jackson State Newsroom that the ex-wife of the D.C. sniper John Muhammad, Mildred Muhammad, spoke to Jackson State University social...
