December 15, 2023

Dillard University’s Day of Giving: Alumni Staff And Community Engagement Lead The Way

Courtesy of Dillard University Dillard Universityā€™s Day of Giving shone a spotlight on the crucial role of its dynamic phone banks and the significant contributions of alumni staff in driving the campaignā€™s success. These phone banks, brimming with activity, served as central hubs for interaction, where staff members, many of them proud alumni, led the

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U.S. Department of Education Awards Morgan State University $400K Research Grant to Study Trauma Impacts On Student Performance, Success

Courtesy of Morgan State University Morgan State University announces a newly awarded $399,747 research grant from the U.S. Department of Educationā€™s (ED) Institute for Education Studies (IES). The grant will be used to prepare minority-serving institution faculty members to conduct high-quality education research that advances knowledge pertaining to the impact of trauma-informed teaching practices in

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Clark Atlanta Universityā€™s Southeast Regional Center for Entrepreneurship Announces Inaugural Cohort for Startup Scholars Program

Written by Clark Atlanta University Clark Atlanta Universityā€™s Southeast Regional Center for Entrepreneurship, one of four regional partners of The Howard University and PNC National Center for Entrepreneurship, has selected the inaugural cohort for its Startup Scholars program, an initiative designed to empower and support student entrepreneurs at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) as

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The GOP Wants To Kill Climate Programs That Protect Black Neighborhoods

By Derrick Z. Jackson Forget the clichĆ© that Republicans are climate deniers. They are more accurately the party of environmental gerrymandering. It is parallel to the GOPā€™s bald-faced efforts to amass disproportionate power in many states by diluting Black representation. The party is trying to deny environmental justice and the economic benefits of a green

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Howard University Joins Forces with Amazon Housing Equity Fund to Bring Affordable Housing Options to Community

Written By Monica Lewis Howard University President Ben Vinson, III, Ph.D., formally announced the acquisition of Howard Manor, an 80-unit apartment building that will provide affordable housing options for individuals and families. Joining President Vinson at the announcement in the buildingā€™s courtyard were Senthil Sankaran, AHEF managing principal; Colleen Green, executive director of the District

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