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ASU’s Communication Department Opens Newly Renovated TV Studio

By Kenneth Mullinax Students in ASU’s Department of Communications will start the new year with a new look for their broadcast training studio. The Bama State News Studio, located on the fifth floor of the Levi Watkins Learning Center, now rivals the style of many commercial television news sets. Within the last month, the newly renovated studio been transformed from a classroom to more of a professional news set, explained Professor Eric Knox, a new faculty member with prior extensive professional experience with a local news outlet. “We thought it was important for us to renovate our old studio set that was

The BOT is creating new opportunities for more alumni voices

By Tangela Richardson The Board of Trustees has embarked on a comprehensive engagement plan to expand the number of ways alumni can become involved with the University. These new opportunities encourage participation and create more leadership roles through three separate board initiatives. “The Board of Visitors, the Trustee Candidate Identification Advisory Council (TCIAC), and the Alumni Leadership Academy are all important initiatives launched by the Board of Trustees,” says Trustee Chairman Laurence C. Morse. “We are providing meaningful opportunities for the community to engage with the Board and contribute to the ongoing success of Howard University.” Board of Visitors The Board

Coppin State University Police Host Inaugural Shop with a Cop Event

Courtesy of Coppin State University Ahead of the holidays, Coppin State University Police Department hosted three Coppin Academy students for a shopping trip to Arundel Mills Mall for the department’s inaugural Shop with a Cop event, December 16. Coppin Academy students were selected for the Shop with a Cop event, based on essays they wrote about how the police and community can come together. The students were awarded a total of $1,000 to shop for the holidays. During the trip Coppin Academy students were paired with three Coppin State University students, who acted as peer ambassadors and will keep in

FAMU Physics Ph.D. Graduate Performs Research in Support of the Lawrence Livermore National Ignition Facility

By Andrew Skerritt Among the 600 Florida A&M University (FAMU) graduates earning degrees during the fall 2022 commencement was Jerry Clark,Jr., who earned a Ph.D. in physics. Originally from Miami, Clark attended Booker T. Washington Sr. High School before attending FAMU, where he earned his bachelor’s and master’s in physics and completed his doctoral coursework. He then headed west to conduct research at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) High-Energy Density Center in Livermore, California, under the direction of FAMU Physics Professor Ronald Williams, Ph.D., and Lawrence Livermore physicist Ronnie Shepherd, Ph.D. His dissertation, titled “Investigation of Electron-Ion Equilibration in High-Energy-Density

JSU transformed into a winter candy land at the annual ‘Holiday Under The Stars’ event

Courtesy of Jackson State University Jackson State University’s Gibbs-Green Plaza recently became the central point for a winter candy land at the annual Holiday Under The Stars event, hosted by the university. Holiday Under The Stars is an annual event centered around bringing the local Jackson community and JSU together to kick off the holiday season. Both children and adults from the greater Jackson community warmed up with hot cocoa, danced to holiday carols, and celebrated the holiday season under the direction of the hosts: comedian and JSU alum Rita Brent and local media personality Othor Cain. After receiving a warm welcome from JSU

Hampton University Announces Enhanced Partnership with Yale University, Creation of Pennington Fellowship

Courtesy of Hampton University Hampton University announced today that it has entered into a collaborative partnership with Yale University, which has created the Pennington Fellowship. The new scholarship program will support New Haven public school students who choose to attend Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The Pennington Fellowship will support 10 to 12 students in each college-bound cohort for four years, with each student receiving up to $20,000 toward tuition and fees per year. When fully implemented, 40 to 50 students will receive Pennington scholarships at any given time. “We are grateful for Yale’s collaboration with Hampton University in

Clark Atlanta University Receives Mellon Foundation Grant to Develop Digital Humanities Infrastructure

Courtesy of Clark Atlanta University Clark Atlanta University (CAU) was recently awarded $578,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to use over three years to develop a digital humanities infrastructure at the college. This year, CAU conducted a Workshop Series and Summer Institute aimed at helping faculty and scholars in graduate school from historically black colleges, and universities think deeply about digital humanities and how to build this type of program at their respective institutions. Digital Humanities (DH) is an interdisciplinary field that includes various topics in Humanistic research while incorporating computational/digital tools and quantitative methodologies. This broad range of

Inaugural Super 16 presented by Ozone provides super-charged kick-off to 2023 women’s collegiate gymnastics season

Courtesy of Fisk University Sixteen women’s collegiate gymnastics teams are heading to Las Vegas, Nevada, January 6-7, 2023, for the inaugural Super 16 presented by Ozone at the Orleans Arena. The Super 16 presented by Ozone, the largest women’s collegiate invitational with more than 300 gymnasts, opens the first day of the women’s 2023 collegiate season. The two-day competition has four competitive sessions, with team, all-around and event champions for each session, and all-session tickets go on sale to the public today. The universities competing in the Super 16 are: Arizona State University, Auburn University, Brigham Young University, Fisk University,

Florida A&M Ranked By U.S. News & World Report As Top Public HBCU

Courtesy of Florida A&M University Florida A&M University has been ranked the top public HBCU for the fourth year in a row, according to U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Colleges 2023” guidebook. Released Sept. 13, FAMU also ranked No. 103 nationally among public universities. The institution ranked no. 7 among all public or private HBCUs, with Atlanta’s Spelman College at No. 1. “FAMU continues to carve a path forward in educating and training our graduates to have an impact in the communities where they live, work and serve,” the university’s president Larry Robinson said in a statement. “These rankings are no reason

N.C. A&T Research Team Participants in American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting

By Jamie Crockett A research team comprised of professors, post-doctoral and graduate student researchers from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University presented at the 2022 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting in Chicago. Solomon Bililign, Ph.D., Marc N. Fiddler, Ph.D., Vaios Moschos, Ph.D., Janica Gordon, Markie’Sha James and Megan Mouton participated in poster and oral presentations that focused on research related to air quality and health in Africa. Bililign, a professor of physics in the College of Science and Technology, is an expert in experimental and theoretical atomic, molecular and optical physics and chemical physics. His research interest primarily

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