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TSU Honors Veterans at Annual Ceremony

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By Alexis Clark Tennessee State University honored the brave men and women who served our country at its annual Veterans Day Observance on November 11. The theme for this year’s ceremony, ‘Honoring All Who Have Served’, highlighted all veterans at TSU and beyond but also the shared sense of duty that unites them. Lt. Col. Stephen Cash, USAF Commander of AFROTC Detachment 790 at TSU, served as the tribute speaker for the event. Cash noted that the gathering paid homage to the courage, dedication, and selflessness of our nation’s veterans. “Veterans Day is a sacred time when we pause, reflect,

HBCU Expanding Medical Schools in Professional Development

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By New York Carib News For many years, Black medical practitioners have been trained and empowered by Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). By providing a solid academic basis, encouraging surroundings, and opportunities for practical experience, HBCU medical schools are crucial in reducing healthcare inequalities and broadening the medical community. This article lists some of the nation’s best HBCU medical schools, which are well-known for their resources, academic prowess, and dedication to helping marginalized populations. One of the most prominent HBCU medical schools is Howard University College of Medicine, which is situated in Washington, D.C. It was established in 1868

ESPN First Take’s HBCU tour makes final stop at historic campus

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Courtesy of Morehouse Athletics  First Take, ESPN’s signature morning debate show featuring renowned commentator and executive producer Stephen A. Smith and host Molly Qerim, wraps up its fall HBCU tour with a live broadcast from Morehouse College on Friday, November 8th. Shannon Sharpe and Cam Newton will also be joining the live broadcast.  This event marks the final installment of a three-show series highlighting Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Nov. 18 at Clark Atlanta at Morehouse College (Atlanta, Ga.) Historic Morehouse College, Spelman College, and Clark Atlanta University make up one of the world’s oldest and largest associations of

Morehouse Healthcare East Point Offers New Behavioral Health Services for Children and Adolescents

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Courtesy of Morehouse School of Medicine Morehouse Healthcare (MHC), the clinical arm of Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM), announced it is offering new child and adolescent behavioral health services at its East Point clinic, operated in partnership with Fulton County and Atrium Health. Mental health treatment and therapy is now available in person and virtually for individuals from ages 5-22 and their families. “The Child and Adolescent Psychiatry team at Morehouse Healthcare East Point is dedicated to understanding the unique challenges that our young people face by providing a safe, affirming space where they can explore their emotions, develop resilience and thrive,” said

TSU Wins ZeeMee Award for Innovative Student Engagement

By Emmanuel Freeman Tennessee State University has received the prestigious ZeeMee Trailblazer Award for its exceptional efforts to foster an inclusive and engaging community for prospective students. TSU was one of only 20 institutions to earn this recognition this year. ZeeMee connects over 1,000 colleges and universities through an innovative app that enhances student engagement by promoting personalized connections between prospective students and the campus community. Launched at TSU in June, the app facilitates interactions among incoming and transfer students, allowing them to share experiences and build relationships even before they arrive on campus. By engaging students early in the recruitment process, ZeeMee nurtures a

Dillard University Teams Up with Emmy-Winner Elvin Ross for New Film Courses

Courtesy of Dillard University As Dillard University celebrates the 90th anniversary of its esteemed Theatre Department, it is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with EMMY award-winning composer Elvin Ross. The Louisiana native and CEO/Founder of E. Ross Studios School of Film & Television is spearheading an innovative academic initiative that promises to redefine the landscape of film and television education in the region. New Film Course Offerings Beginning this month, the DU/SFTV partnership will roll out a series of certificate and master class courses designed to integrate technology with creative expression. These programs will enhance skill development and focus on job placement,

Spelman College President Helene Gayle Announces Personal Leave of Absence

Courtesy of Spelman College Spelman College has announced that President Helene Gayle is taking a personal leave of absence effective immediately. The college did not specify Dr. Gayle’s reason for taking leave, nor her expected return date. An announcement from the college stated that “we can assure you that Spelman will continue to operate seamlessly, moving forward in the spirit of our core values of care, commitment, integrity, reliability and trust.” The board of trustees at Spelman College, a historically Black women’s college in Atlanta, Georgia, appointed Dr. Gayle as the institution’s eleventh president in 2022. Prior to her current role, she

Spelman’s Vice Provost for Global Education Dr. ‘Dimeji Togunde Receives Lifetime Achievement Award

Courtesy of Spelman College Spelman College is proud to announce that Dr. Dimeji Togunde, vice provost for global education and professor of international studies at Spelman, has received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Institute for the International Education of Students (IES Abroad). Dr. Togunde’s career is a testament to his visionary leadership in expanding opportunities for students of African descent and promoting diversity and inclusion in global education. “Under [Dr. Togunde’s] leadership, Spelman College has strategically aligned study abroad initiatives with institutional priorities, earning top rankings from the Institute of International Education and other prestigious organizations. Dimeji’s influence extends well

Tuskegee University Closes Campus To Outsiders After Deadly HBCU Homecoming Shooting, Fires Security Chief

Courtesy of Tuskegee University Tuskegee University has announced it is closing its campus to outsiders after a Sunday shooting that left 1 dead and 16 injured. The one person who died in the shooting has been identified as 18-year-old La’Tavion Johnson, who was not a student. “The Tuskegee University community is heartbroken by what happened on our campus Sunday morning,” Mark Brown, president and CEO of Tuskegee University said during a news conference on Monday, according to ABC News. Anyone entering campus must wear a school-issued identification badge and have authorized permission. Here’s what is required to be on campus right now “Tuskegee

Morehouse College Partners with Easements Atlanta on a Preservation Easement on the Historic Samuel T. Graves Hall

Courtesy of Morehouse College Morehouse College and Easements Atlanta have partnered to conserve Samuel T. Graves Hall, the College’s first building at its Atlanta campus. Constructed in 1889 as the ultimate multi-purpose space, Graves Hall functioned as a dormitory, library, lab, classrooms, kitchen, dining, and chapel. After many significant interior reconfigurations, it currently serves as an honors residence hall for more than 115 students. This partnership strengthens Morehouse’s commitment to preserving its historic buildings and time-honored traditions while continuing to modernize, innovate, and build the campus of the future.  The preservation easement is a voluntary legal agreement that allows Easements Atlanta to ensure that

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