June 09, 2023

Spelman College Students Gain Intercultural Skills and Global Competence During Study Abroad Program to Japan

Courtesy of Spelman College A group of 26 Spelman College students and two professors are currently embarking on an intensive study abroad program in JapanĀ thanks to assistance from the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, Japan. During the four-week program, students are learning the Japanese language, history and culture and gaining a working knowledge of contemporary Japanese

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Majority Of Americans Believe College Should Consider Race In Admissions

By Bilal G. Morris Most Americans believe affirmative action in college admissions is a good thing. A recent poll released byĀ the Associated PressĀ found that a majority of U.S. adults believe colleges should consider race as part of the admissions process.Ā  The poll, which was released in May, found that 63% sayĀ the Supreme CourtĀ should not block

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FAMU NAA Fundraising Breakfast Nets More Than $300K in Donations for University

By Andrew Skerritt Other significant contributors included Turner Construction Company, which donated $80,000 to engineering and architecture students. Last year, the company gave $72,000 to the University for scholarships, internships, and partnerships. FAMU NAA President Curtis E. Johnson, Jr. said the inaugural NAA fundraising breakfast was a tremendous success and called Saturday a great day

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Merck, AT&T To Establish Biotech Training Center At Gateway Research Park

By Jamie Crockett North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and Merck (NYSE:MRK) announced a collaboration agreement today for Merck to build a biotechnology training center at Gateway Research Parkā€™s South Campus in East Greensboro. Merck will outfit the facility with the equipment and classroom spaces necessary to provide and enhance academic programming and training

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Speaking About Black Male Mental and Physical Health At Wilberforce University

Courtesy of Wiberforce University Psychologists say part of the social responsibility of Black men is to support other Black men. Research further shows that creating an open, free space as a foundation for that underpinning is also necessary. Dozens of young, Black male students at Wilberforce University convergedĀ for a brunch in the aerobics room at

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