Student driven Student Giving Campaign at UAPB
Research shows that when students are exposed to philanthropic giving while in college they are more likely to give once they graduate. Students who...
Top 20 Influential African Americans in the Fashion Industry
Fall is here. And so is New York Fashion Week. Sometimes lacking in the fashion spotlight are the African Americans who have been pioneers...
Revisiting the Impact of the HBCU Chapel
The Washington Post last week profiled Howard University’s Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel services, one of the iconic traditions in all of HBCU culture. For...
Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute marks 2 years in operation
Two years ago, in September 2010, the Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute treated its first patient for prostate cancer. After years of planning and...
Dr. Oz at Howard University
D.C. had a visit from TV personality Dr. Mehmet Oz on Wednesday, and a chance to get preventative health care.
On Howard University's campus, Oz...
Dr. Melanye Maclin on The HBCU Buzz Show
This week's HBCU Buzz Show "Who Runs The World: HBCU Women of Power" will highlight a few amazing HBCU women who have excelled both...
UA at Pine Bluff specialist predicts lowered livestock fertility
As if drought damage to pastures and high hay and feed prices aren’t enough, livestock producers may see reduced fertility in their breeding herds...
Meningitis vaccine not deterring enrollment
The controversial vaccine for a bacterial form of meningitis has not — despite fears — threatened many students’ ability to attend local universities.
The vaccination,...
HU Hospital among those chosen for Best Fed Beginnings national initiative
The National Initiative for Children’s Healthcare Quality has selected 90 hospitals to participate in Best Fed Beginnings, a national effort to improve breast-feeding support...
Businessman from Zimbabwe commits 6.4 million to send 40 students to Morehouse College
One of the students, Nigena Hamim, stated his goal in life, he said, “I have a dream of fighting ethnic divisions in my country...
Johnson C. Smith’s Sustainable Village
A new program at Johnson C. Smith University will prepare its students live a sustainable lifestyle off the natural land. Students will have the...
Hampton University to Host 7th Annual STARS Conference
The Hampton University Department of Computer Science is hosting the Students & Technology Academia, Research & Service (STARS) Alliance Celebration in Hampton this year,...
Cheyney University to Host National Summer Transportation Institute
High school students in the Pennsylvania area are gearing up to attend Cheyney University’s National Summer Transportation Institute. According to a university press release,...
Howard Alum Ryan A. Cole Receives Film Festival Honorable Mention for Short Film Bittersweet
Washington, DC (June 29, 2012) — Local filmmaker, Howard University alum and, already, Emmy Award winning director Ryan A. Cole has received an Honorable...
Central State University on Spring Tour in Beijing
March 16, 2012
The Central State University Chorus will be spending the spring break in one of the most culture bound and populated countries...
Mobilizing HBCU Students Against Amendment 1 in North Carolina
Over the years HRC has been tasked with defeating legislation and ballot initiatives that directly target at LGBT equality across the US. And as...
NCCU Named National Finalist for Public Service Award
The Corporation for National and Public Service has named North Carolina Central University a national finalist for its 2012 President’s Award, which recognizes colleges...
Mis”Steps” : The Decline of Black Greeks (And How to End It)
It’s partially my fault.
As an Alpha , I did MY part to make sure that one who saw ME, saw a positive reflection of...
