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Bridging the Gap between Students and Faculty Staff: Introducing a Potential Bill from DIRE Committee

Written By Kynedi Nichols The Student Government Association held its annual monthly senate meetings on November 7 at 4 pm in the Mocha Room. This is where they informed students about important information regarding the students, faculty, and staff at Southern University. The meeting started with gaining attendance and making sure all senators were in attendance. The senators spoke about their progress in various events and activities that they held. Senator Kendra Carter spoke on behalf of College and Government and Social Sciences, where she discussed the encouragement to go out and vote in the upcoming elections. She then stated

NAACP’s host Votecoming

Written By Marlazia Folse In a remarkable display of civic engagement and activism, the college chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People(NAACP) had a week-long series of events on Southern University’s campus, collectively titled “Votecoming.” The initiative aims to motivate students to exercise their right to vote and participate actively in the democratic process. This week features a variety of activities. It begins with the “Church Canvassing”. Southern University’s NAACP makes an appearance at Beacon Light Baptist Church. They can show that it is important to not only make an impact on campus, but on our

Nearly 3,000 Morehouse Graduates Get $10M In Student Debt Forgiven By Activist Group

By Nyah Peebles Nearly 3,000 Morehouse College graduates’ student debt has been cleared thanks to the Debt Collective — a debtors union pushing to abolish all forms of debt. On Monday, the Debt Collective announced it collaborated with the all-men’s HBCU to wipe out all outstanding account balances that were in collections for the fall 2022 term and prior. According to the university, Morehouse transferred the remaining balances to the Rolling Jubilee Fund, the Debt Collective’s sister organization, eliminating $9.7 million for 2,777 former students as a “no-strings-attached gift.” “Our nation is defaulting on the promise of education when we burden communities, especially

Missouri State Representative Emily Weber Unveils Politics, Policies and Real-World Challenges for Lincoln University Students

By Stephanie Cobian On October 11, 2023, the dynamic world of American politics came alive for political science students at Lincoln University as they welcomed Missouri State Representative Emily Weber as a distinguished guest lecturer in their PSC204 American State and Local Government course. Representative Weber, who represents the 24th District, offered valuable insights into the intricacies of politics, policymaking and the real-world challenges encountered in the field. Her experiences in public office contributed depth and practical relevance to the academic pursuits of the students, effectively bridging the gap between theory and practice. Representative Weber’s background in communications, marketing and

CBIS Honored With Prestigious SFEPD 2022-2023 Top Student Ambassador Program Award

Written by Tuskegee University Tuskegee University’s Andrew F. Brimmer College of Business and Information Science has received the esteemed Society for Financial Education and Professional Development (SFEPD) 2022-2023 Top Student Ambassador Program Award. The recognition was bestowed upon the College at the SFEPD Annual Conference in National Harbor, Maryland, held on Oct. 23-24. This marks the second time the Student Ambassadors from Tuskegee University have claimed this prestigious award. The award ceremony saw the presence of key representatives from Tuskegee University, including Dr. Kai Koong, dean of the College of Business and Information Science, and Dr. Gow-Cheng Huang, professor of

No. 1 New York Times best-selling author Angie Thomas speaks at JSU Trio Talent Search Author Summit

Jackson State University’s TRIO Talent Searchlaunched an inspirational talk featuring award-winning author Angie Thomas,held at the Rose E. McCoy Auditorium. The event was a collaboration between the United Way of Jackson and the Trio Talent Search program, emphasizing the importance of academic support and providing diverse opportunities for students. “It’s really inspiring for our young people to meet someone like Angie Thomas, who has been in their shoes. They deserve to be exposed to the greatest. It’s important for them to understand that one of the greatest comes from the same place they do. This is the kind of experience we should

Basket Drive Provides Families With Thanksgiving Meals

By Angel Higgins Tennessee State University student leaders and organizations will make the Thanksgiving holiday one to remember for some local families. On Saturday, November 11, over 100 students held a successful food drive to prepare food baskets for families in need.  TSU students, faculty, staff, and alumni donated non-perishable food items for the baskets that will be distributed during the holiday season to help families. “This Project 111 service event consisted of students and the community packing Thanksgiving baskets for those in need,” said Chrishonda O’Quinn, SGA executive vice president. “The number 111 is significant because TSU has been in existence for 111

Howard University Students Partner with WHUR 96.3 for 45th Annual Food2Feed Radiothon

By Brooke Brinson On November 14, the Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel, in partnership with WHUR 96.3 held the 45th Annual Food2Feed Radiothon. A longtime tradition spearheaded by Howard University’s radio station, the Food2Feed Radiothon is an initiative that brings students, staff, and community members together to collect money and food items to provide families throughout the Washington, DC region with meals over the holiday season. Dedicated Howard University students lined the streets of Georgia Avenue from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. waiving signs and encouraging drivers to donate as a way of giving back to local families. Non-perishable canned goods

Tuskegee University Partners with Intel to Advance Semiconductor Manufacturing Education

Written By Tuskegee University Tuskegee University is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Intel Corporation, a global technology leader, to bolster education in semiconductor manufacturing technologies. The collaboration aims to equip the next generation of engineering graduates with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in this critical industry. The project, spanning three years with a total funding of $351,459, will be led by Dr. Li Jiang, an Electrical and Computer Engineering professor. The team includes Dr. S. Keith Hargrove, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Dr. Naga Korivi, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Give1876: A Countdown to Excellence Celebrating 147 Years at Stillman College

Since 1876, Stillman College has impacted preparing leaders to drive for change. You, too, can make a difference for 1 day, 8 hours, and 76 minutes. The Give1876 effort allows the community to make a significant impact by contributing to more than 30 programs and student organizations. Dr. Yolanda W. Page, Stillman College president, said the event holds immense significance as the institution celebrates its 147th anniversary. “It’s a day of unity, purpose, and the opportunity to invest in the future of our institution,” said Page. “Every donation, no matter the size, contributes to our mission of providing a world-class

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