Houston Radio Legend Donates $1,000 scholarships for 10 Texas Southern University Students
Houston radio legend Mad Hatta is giving back to his community in a big way by is donating $1,000 each in scholarship money to ten students at Texas Southern University.
Fayetteville State University Strengthens Partnership With ECU To Benefit Recruitment, Retention Efforts
Longtime partners Fayetteville State University and East Carolina University are working together to level students up, both on undergraduate and graduate levels! Get the...
Hampton Partners With Yale For The Creation of the Pennington Fellowship
Hampton University has entered into a collaborative partnership with Yale University, which has created a new scholarship program called the Pennington Fellowship.
The Propel Center Announces $1M In HBCU Student Scholarships
Apply By March 25
The next generation of HBCU students must be innovative to solve the problems of tomorrow. Plus, with so much going on...
A Howard Alumna Establishes Six-Figure Oncology Scholarship Honoring Mother
Howard University students who have taken on the selfless work of caring for cancer patients will now have an angel on their side. Shirley...
Virginia State Graduate Students Can Earn Free Tuition By Working For Local Schools
Several schools in communities near Virginia State University will be receiving teaching talent from the HBCU. Learn more in the VSU release below.
The Virginia...
New Mack Champ Golf Scholarships Established at PVAMU
A new $40,000 donation is allowing Prairie View A&M University to support both its men's and women's golf teams! Recently, the Cameron Champ Foundation...
New Fellowship Looks To Clark Atlanta and Morehouse For More Principals of Color
Many students of color do not have access to educators of color, and especially principals. Now a new fellowship is helping Clark Atlanta University...
Pursue Social Justice With An Online MSW From Howard University
This country’s history of social progress would be nothing if not for social justice advocates. The people who rally around and fight for those...
New Grambling State Program Caters To Students, Military Community With Quality Trainings
Grambling State University has entered a new partnership with a company that will help it offer continuing education to students, military members and their...
Clark Atlanta University Awarded $1.8 Million Grant For Clinical Mental Health Program
Two determined Clark Atlanta University professors went out of their way to make sure students could pursue careers in mental health without the costly...
Learn All You’ve Ever Wanted To Know About A Career In The NFL
If you’ve ever dreamed about a career in the National Football League, then we have great news for you! As it turns out, the...
STEAM – Student Lead Instruction in Higher Education
STEAM - Student Lead Instruction in Higher Education
by Prof. William Jackson - Educational Technology,
Social Media and STEM
#EducationalTechnology "there should never be the thought
if we should...
UNCF Stands with Bennett College
(WASHINGTON, DC) – , Despite a 10 percent increase in fundraising, improvements in infrastructure, a two percent increase in enrollment and a grant to assist...
FAMU To Receive $1M from USDA
FAMU is among the institutions that will receive funding due to a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and...
Gaming Company Allocates Additional $4M For HBCU STEM Scholarships And Internships
A gaming company with dealings all over the country has earmarked an additional $4 million to support HBCUs! Learn about how Penn National Gaming,...
Recent Donation For Scholarship Renews Commitment In HBCUs
College is expensive, but a renewed collaboration is bringing costs down for students to attend HBCUs! Read more information from The Seattle Medium...
Airlines Struggling With Shortages Want To Recruit More Diverse pilots. This HBCU Could be...
Airlines struggling with shortages want to recruit more diverse pilots, and Florida Memorial University may be the solution. Learn more in the story by...
