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Tuskegee University Professor Co-Publishes book on Renewable Energy-Water Environment Nexus

Written by Tuskegee University Tuskegee University assistant professor of the Chemical Engineering Department and faculty senate member Dr. Shahryar Jafarinejad, together with Dr. Bryan Beckingham, associate professor of Chemical Engineering at Auburn University, recently announced the publication of their latest book, “The Renewable Energy-Water-Environment Nexus: Fundamentals, Technology, and Policy,” published by Elsevier. Drawing on expertise

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Gadsden State Skills Training to offer BLS for healthcare providers

Written By Gadsen Community College Gadsden State Community Collegeā€™s Skill Training Division is offering the Basic Life Support course for healthcare providers from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 8 at the Valley Street Campus Certified Nursing Assistant Building. The BLS course teaches learners to recognize several life-threatening emergencies and to respond appropriately. Training includes

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Clark Atlanta Universityā€™s WCLK: Jazz 91.9 Partners with PBS Member Station Georgia Public Broadcasting to Broadcast the Inaugural Jazz Music Awards in January 2024

Courtesy of Clark Atlanta University Clark Atlanta Universityā€™s WCLK: Jazz 91.9 (an NPR member station) is excited to announce its partnership with Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB) to broadcast and stream the first Jazz Music Awards: Celebrating the Spirt of Jazz. The music awards will be available for streaming on demand on PBS Passport on Monday,

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Dillard University’s Employee Giving Pledge Raises $25,000 For Student Welfare and Athletics

Written by Dillard University Dillard University has announced the successful raising of $25,000 through its Employee Giving Pledge, a significant contribution towards enhancing student welfare and athletic facilities. Athletic Director Dr. Linda Bell, speaking on the impact of the pledge, said, ā€œIā€™m passionate about the students playing their sport and getting their education simultaneously.ā€ This

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Vice President Kamala Harris attends FAMU-Howard HBCU National Championship football game

Written by Gerald Thomas III Florida A&MĀ can win the Black College Football National Championship in front of a special guest. Vice President of the United StatesĀ Kamala HarrisĀ will attend Saturdayā€™sĀ HBCU Celebration BowlĀ when theĀ Southwestern Athletic Conference Champions RattlersĀ (11-1) battle theĀ Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference winners Howard BisonĀ (6-5) atĀ Mercedes-Benz Stadium,Ā first reported byĀ ESPN Andscapeā€™s Mia Berry. But itā€™s not theĀ Football Championship

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Morgan State University Announces Kim Godwin, President of ABC News, as Fall 2023 Commencement Speaker

Courtesy of Morgan State University Morgan State University PresidentĀ David K. WilsonĀ announced today that Kim Godwin, president of ABC News, will be the keynote speaker for the Universityā€™s 10thĀ Fall Commencement Ceremony. As the first Black woman to serve as a news network president, Godwin will share the story of her journey to the highest echelons of

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Oprah Winfrey says she takes weight loss medication, had to get over ‘shame’ about using it

ByĀ Minyvonne Burke Oprah Winfrey’s slimmed-down frame can be credited to weight loss medication and a holistic approach, the media mogul told People magazine in an interview published Wednesday. Winfrey said she uses the medication “as a tool” to manage her weight as she sheds pounds, admitting toĀ People in an exclusive interviewĀ that she had to overcome

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Trailblazing TU alumna pilots cadets in Army helicopter

Courtesy of Tuskegee University Tuskegee University Army ROTC cadets gathered early Thursday morning on a campus field with the chill in the air and morning dew blanketing the Goat Farm. Their fall training exercise brought a little excitement as First Lieutenant Kayla Freeman ā€™16, Alabama National Guardā€™s first Black female pilot and a Tuskegee alumna,

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