FAMU Researchers Use 3D Printer To Create Human Corneas For First Time In U.S.
TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami) — For the first time in the United States, a 3D cornea was printed using human cells.
Howard Launches Innovative Research Partnership with NIH
Howard University and the National Institutes of Health today launched a pilot program called the NIH-Howard University Intramural Research Collaboration (NIH-HUIRC)....
Which HBCU Will Win $1.5M for Rocketry Program?
By Dominique Burns
Diverseeducation.com
While a number of historically Black colleges and universities are likely to enter a competition for a seven-figure grant to develop a rocketry program, a...
Howard University Gets $1,000,000 From the National Science Foundation
WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 27, 2018) – The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded Howard University’s College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) a three-year, $1,000,000 grant to fund an innovative cyber security research project...
U.S. Navy Named “Top Supporter of HBCU Engineering Schools”
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH: ARLINGTON, Va.--The U.S. Navy's Historically Black Colleges and Universities/Minority Institutions (HBCU/MI) program recently was named a "Top Supporter of HBCU Engineering Schools" by...
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 teach STEAM to...
NCCU Awards Its First Doctorates In Biosciences To Three Black Women
North Carolina Central University (NCCU) achieved an important milestone by awarding its first Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees in more than a half-century during the 129th Graduate and...
‘TIGERTALK’ Experience 2017 At Edward Waters College
The experience to speak in front of large groups should always be provided to students in higher education. Providing the opportunity to practice skills that will be...
Report: Historically Black Colleges Are ‘Engines’ Of Economic Mobility
A new report revealed that historically black colleges help in terms of vaulting lowest-income kids into the top quintile as adults but these institutions have a lower than average...
Wallace Foundation Selects VSU To Help Improve How Aspiring Principles Are Trained
The Wallace Foundation selected Virginia State University, among six other universities, to participate in a national $47 million initiative to develop models over the next four years...
Tuskegee Professor Breaks ground in Science and is Granted $1M Grant
AL.com
When Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green receives invitations to be a guest speaker for professional groups, schools and nonprofit organizations, she almost never turns them down.
"Usually if there is...
Central State University Partners With Ohio State University
Historically Black Central State University and nearby Ohio State University recently entered into a new partnership.
Central State and Ohio State, located just an hour’s drive from one...
HBCU Support Strategies for Student Success
Black Engineer Online
Over 80 percent of the students in the College of Engineering at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University are undergraduates. Their hometowns are located...
Hampton Professor and Colleagues Chronicle Earth’s Cooling Efforts in The Face of Global Warming
You and I have options for keeping cool on a hot summer day. For instance, we can find a spot in the shade, take a dip in a pool, or perhaps...
Research Day Showcases Integrated Learning Experience at Spelman College
ATLANTA (April 8, 2015) – Spelman College’s annual Research Day on April 17 will offer more than 200 Spelman students an opportunity to display their scholarly work...
SC U.S. Rep. James Clyburn kicks off Presidential Lecture Series at Cheyney
The Delaware County Daily Times
Democratic U.S. Rep. James Clyburn of South Carolina kicked off Cheyney University of Pennsylvania’s Presidential Lecture Series with a bang last Wednesday.
Clyburn took...
HBCU Students Hope to Win Big at Torrance Quiz Bowl Competition
LA Times
When D'Ondre Swails went to college, he looked for a way to replicate the energy and team spirit he had when he ran varsity track in...
FAMU to Host Second Annual STEM Day
WTXL
Students may get "blinded with science" this weekend!
FAMU is hosting its second annual STEM day. It's a way to get students interested in pursing careers in...
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