The Howard University HBCU Center for Research, Leadership and Policy is celebrating its fifth year of generating a growing network of research scholars and serving as a national hub for leadership and policy discussions on a wide range of topics related to America’s 107 HBCUs. Amid the recent homecoming festivities on “the yard” at Howard’s
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Morgan State University’s Center for Continuing and Professional Studies (CCPS) has received an $800,000 grant from the Crankstart Foundation to continue providing reentry scholarships for nontraditional adult learners pursuing bachelor’s degrees. The four-year award, effective Sept. 1, 2026, through Aug. 31, 2030, renews a longstanding partnership focused on expanding access to higher education and supporting
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Clark Atlanta University students joined influential figures in entertainment, business, sports, fashion, and civic leadership for the inaugural The Culture’s Coldest™ ICON HONORS in Atlanta, an evening recognizing individuals whose contributions continue to shape culture and influence communities. Held on October 21, 2026, at Flourish, the event brought together established leaders and emerging voices for
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Employers are increasingly looking to Bowie State University for their next generation of talent. On November 4, 2026. 766 students and alumni met with recruiters from 89 organizations at the Fall 2026 Career and Internship Fair, hosted by the Engage Center for Experiential Learning and Career Readiness, in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center. Participating organizations included Enterprise
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As the nation considers the meaning of the November 3 midterm elections, former Langston University School of Business dean Dr. Daryl D. Green is calling for a different kind of accountability: evidence that college students are developing the capabilities needed for a changing workforce. On November 10, Green joined Langston University educators Dr. Heidi O’Donnell,
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By Mark Sweney, Josh Taylor and Emma Elsworthy Microsoft is scrambling to fix an outage of some of its systems that has caused huge disruption to users, organisations and businesses across the globe. In its latest update, the tech company said it was seeing “early signs of stabilisation” in its efforts to improve capacity to
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The CIAA will make history Friday night when Fayetteville State and Virginia State square off in the inaugural Friday Night Blitz, a matchup that could have major implications for the NCAA Division II playoffs hopes of the HBCU squads. The Broncos and Trojans will meet Friday, Nov. 13, at Durham County Memorial Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 6 p.m. Both programs
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By Gary Fields In his first public appearance after an election that soundly repudiated his policies, President Donald Trump turned to a topic both familiar and, given the context, surprising: not his policies or politics but his efforts to remake pieces of the city that is the backdrop to his presidency. Despite Trump’s affinity for
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By Natasha Korecki DENVER — Texas Sen.-elect James Talarico told a gathering of Democrats Thursday that voters are expecting them to immediately deliver, and that means making President Donald Trump’s last two years in office the “most productive of any presidency in American history.” Talarico, who just made history by becoming the first Democrat elected
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