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Howard University Welcomes Two New Assistant Vice Presidents in Department of Research

By Brittany Bailer Howard University recently announced the appointments ofĀ Lauren FerrellĀ as the new assistant vice president of pre-award services andĀ Dana HectorĀ as assistant vice president for research development and strategic planning. Ferrell and Hector are committed to advancing Howard Universityā€™s research mission and enhancing the support structures that enable our researchers to thrive. Their combined expertise

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New TSU interim president faces scrutiny from state legislators

By Char Baston (90.3 WLPN Radio) In his first day on the job on Monday, Tennessee State Universityā€™s new interim president, Dwayne Tucker,Ā took questions from members of the State Building Commission,Ā the group thatĀ helped the historically Black university avoid bankruptcy last month by redirecting federal grant money from a building project to general operating expenses.Ā Ā  In

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Jackson State head coach T.C. Taylor knew his Celebration Bowl moment would come

By William C. Rhoden Ā Jackson State head coach T.C. Taylor was a 10-year-old boy growing up in McComb, Mississippi, when he saw his first Jackson State football game. Thirty-six years after that first experience, Taylorā€™s family and close friends watched on Saturday as the 46-year-old led Jackson State to its first Celebration Bowl victory. Jackson

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NC Central University Receives $1M Grant From Google To Open An AI Institute, The First For An HBCU

By Samantha Dorisca Google has allocated a grant to supportĀ artificial intelligenceĀ learning at an HBCU. The nationā€™s first HBCU AI Institute is coming to NC Central University. CBS17Ā reportsĀ the university will open the Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Equity Research. The groundbreaking institute aims to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and social equity, focusing on addressing

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HBCU Honored with 2024 Spirit of Service Award for Community Engagement

Courtesy of Mississippi Valley State University The Mississippi Food Network has awarded Mississippi Valley State University the 2024 Spirit of Service Award to celebrate its commitment to community welfare. ThisĀ recognitionĀ highlights the universityā€™s ongoing efforts to combat local food insecurity in alignment with its motto, ā€œLive for Service.ā€ Cheryl Featherstone, director of community service learning at

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FAA chief Mike Whitaker announces that he will step down in January

By Joel Rose The head of the Federal Aviation Administration, Mike Whitaker, announced in an email to the agency’s staff that he will resign on Jan. 20. Whitaker’s time at the FAA has been largely dominated by Boeing, as he ledĀ the agency’s responseĀ to major safety and quality problems at the company and its suppliers. He

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Trump ā€˜canā€™t guaranteeā€™ Americans wonā€™t pay more if tariffs enacted

By Mia McCarthy President-elect Donald Trump said he ā€œcanā€™t guarantee anythingā€ when asked whether his proposed tariffs would increase prices for American families, in an interview with NBCā€™s ā€œMeet the Pressā€ that aired Sunday. ā€œI canā€™t guarantee anything. I canā€™t guarantee tomorrow,ā€ Trump said, when host Kristen Welker asked if he can guarantee American families

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