March 31, 2025

Grambling hires consulting firm for review of athletics program

Courtesy of Grambling State University As part of its ongoing commitment to excellence and strategic growth, Grambling State University has partnered with College Sports Solutions (CSS) to conduct a comprehensive operational review of its intercollegiate athletics program. The engagement, which officially began on March 17, 2025, is designed to position GSU Athletics for long-term success by

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PVAMU students shine as finalists in 2025 HBCU Battle of the Brains

Courtesy of Prairie View A&M University Prairie View A&M University students showcased their skills and innovation at the 2025 HBCU Battle of the Brains, held earlier this month in Austin, Texas. Competing against 24 other Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), the PVAMU team impressed judges and advanced to the top seven finalists in this

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The Student Freedom Initiative And Stackwell Expand The Student Investment Program For HBCU Students

By Jameelah Mullen The Student Freedom Initiative (SFI) and Stackwell have announced they are expanding their Student Investment Program (SIP). The program is a partnership between the two organizations that provides student participants with financial literacy and investment techniques to prepare them for long-term economic health. Additionally, up to 600 students will receive $1,000 to kickstart their investment

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Howard University Expands Pathways to Robotics and Artificial Intelligence to 500 DMV High School Students

By Caleb Robinson Howard University welcomed over 500 students from the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia area to learn about preparatory pathways to robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) innovation. During the daylong event, students from Banneker High School, McKinley Tech, Theodore Roosevelt High School, and Thomas Jefferson High School engaged with cutting-edge robotics and AI

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What DEI means to Johnson C. Smith University’s president

Efforts to improve economic equity have come under fire by the current presidential administration. The leader of a local HBCU gives her take. The Mayor’s Racial Equity Initiative emerged as a community effort in Charlotte after national outrage and protests over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Floyd, a Black man, died after a police

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Civil rights attorney donates to first-ever HBCU hockey program

Tennessee State University (TSU) made history by establishing the first-ever NCAA Division I men’s hockey program at an HBCU. In a significant show of support, renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump has donated $10,000 to assist the team’s fundraising efforts. ? TSU announced plans for the hockey program in June 2023 to promote diversity and inclusion within

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International Women’s History Month 2025: How it started and why it’s so important

By Allison Moses International Women’s History Month stands as an important reminder for the contributions women have made towards society, culture and history. Its principles focus on celebrating women’s achievements and striving for a world with gender equality. Each year, the National Women’s History Alliance designates a theme for the month. For 2025, the theme is “Moving

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Tornadoes, wicked winds, huge hail hits most of US

By Susan Miller At least 80 million people — from the Midwest to the South to the East — are in the path of turbulent weather, including violent storms, large hail, and potent tornadoes Sunday into Monday, forecasters said. “Numerous severe thunderstorms are expected today and tonight across a broad portion of the Southeast and

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