Why This Senior Chose Social Work Major
“In high school, you’re not really focused on what’s coming up next," said Jackson State student Gwendolyn, a senior social work major.
"As I got...
TSU Receives Department of Homeland Security Scientific Leadership Award
TSU Receives Department of Homeland Security Scientific Leadership Award
Tennessee State University College of Engineering, Technology and Computer Science is preparing graduate students to protect...
Central State Student, Bria Spaulding, Keeping Busy Over Summer
Bria Spaulding, a sophomore student attending historically black Central State University, and is also a member of the university's woman's basketball team playing the...
Why We Still Need to Promote HBCU Exceptionalism
Twitter is a fascinating, spontaneous, stream of consciousness social media outlet for users to tweet their thoughts and opinions on the Web for millions...
Howard University Professor Winston Anderson Awarded Presidential Award for Excellence
Howard University professor and cell biologist, Winston Anderson, Ph.D, is among the recipients of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering...
FAMU Grad Student Named Outstanding Gubernatorial Leadership Fellow
FAMU Newsroom
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) student Nemmi Cole knows the value of persistence and hard work.
Currently a doctoral student at...
Spelman Sophomore Earns Arcus Foundation Scholarship
Comparative women's studies major and sociology minor Lexus Phillips, class of 2017 has been named the first Spelman College student selected to receive an...
BET Speaks to Morgan State’s MK Asante
MK Asante, historically black Morgan State's youngest tenured professor at the age of 26 at the time, recently sat down with BET.com to talk about his...
White House Initiative On HBCUs Now Accepting Applicants For All-Star Program
U.S. Department of Education
Update: Deadline extended for HBCU All Star Student Program: June 24, 2015.
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Exclusive: HBCU Buzz interviews Dr. Ainsley Carry, candidate for TSU president
Four finalists for Tennessee State University president were screened and selected by the Tennessee Board of Regents committee from eighty-six applicants around the country,...
New President To Take Over Grambling State University
Willie Larkin will be the new president of historically black Grambling State University in Grambling, Louisiana, announced the University of Louisiana Board on Thursday, June 4.
“This...
ECSU’s Kuldeep Rawat develops remote laboratory capability for online technology course
When students return to Dr. Kuldeep Rawat's classes at Elizabeth City State University in fall 2011, they will find a newly developed remote laboratory.
Last...
SSU to kick off ‘Tell Them We Are Rising’ project Aug. 25 with lecture
Savannah State University will kick off its "Tell Them We Are Rising!: Exploring Slavery, Emancipation and the African-American Experience in Savannah and Southeast Georgia"...
Alcorn celebrates Founders Day Convocation 2011, dedicates Medgar Wiley Evers Heritage Village
“There are so many people who have given their all for us,” says Myrlie Evers, former Alcorn student and renowned Civil Rights activist. “Bodies...
Marian Wright Edelman: HBCUs ‘more important now than ever’
Marian Wright Edleman's name is synonymous with advocacy and civil rights. She is a true living legend not just in the black community, but...
President Obama, First Lady Recognize Three Howard University Students at White House Correspondents’...
WASHINGTON – Three Howard University students, Noelle Jones, Camille Grayson and Seth Lemon, broadcast journalism, were each awarded $7,000 scholarships by President Barack...
Jackson State President Meyers issues challenge to university, donates $10,000 to JSU
Jackson State University President Carolyn W. Meyers prepped the university faculty and staff for the fall 2011 semester with a state of the university...
Coppin State Develops New Initiative to Prepare Teachers Current News
August 19, 2011, Coppin State University’s School of Education creates center to fast track the demand for qualified teachers. The Teacher Education Advisement &...
