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Howard University Senior Selected for Andscape 2021-2022 Rhoden Fellowship

By Aaliyah Butler Howard University senior journalism major Monet Heath (B.A. ’23) has been selected for the 2022-2023 Rhoden Fellowship, a year-long journalism training program with Andscape, formerly known as the Undefeated. Heath is a reporter for Spotlight Network, a training organization at Howard for students majoring in broadcast journalism, TV, audio production and film. Heath, a Detroit native, hosts Spotlight’s sports program entitled Balling with Bison. “It feels amazing to be selected out of the hundreds of applicants that applied for the Rhoden Fellowship,” said Heath. “As a Rhoden Fellow, I hope to take away skills that help me grow as a journalist. I

Delaware State University receives $1 million for CURE initiative

Written by Delaware State University Delaware State University President Tony Allen was joined on campus today by Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.) and other dignitaries to announce $1 million in Community Project Funding for a Center for Urban Revitalization and Entrepreneurship (CURE) in Central Dover. The center, the first of its kind in Kent County, will promote entrepreneurship and community development in Central Dover, a designated opportunity zone within Dover’s Downtown Development District, in partnership with NCALL, a nonprofit organization that promotes affordable housing. “Congresswoman Blunt Rochester’s leadership has been critical in supporting our entrepreneurial and economic development efforts among women

Department of Construction Science students win first place in NAHB Student Competition

By Tuskegee University Tuskegee University’s Department of Construction Science National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Student Chapter wins first place in the Four-Year College – Production Home Builder category of the NAHB Student Competition. The team makes history as the first HBCU to win the competition. The NAHB Student Competition was held during the 2022 NAHB International Builders’ Show (IBS) in Orlando, FL. The competition is always a highlight of the IBS, as future homebuilders compete in a rigorous proposal based on real-world questions that builders and developers must answer daily. The Production Home Building Competition for four-year programs challenges

Alcorn’s Department of Agriculture presents research during Agricultural Research Service Collaboration Meeting

By Alcorn State University Faculty members from the Department of Agriculture at Alcorn State University showcased their scientific research during a collaboration meeting with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS) visited the campus Wednesday, June 22, to listen to several scientific research presentations during the ARS Collaboration Meeting in the Agricultural Extension and Research Building, Ray Johnson Auditorium. Alcorn President Dr. Felecia M. Nave organized the collaboration.ARS is the USDA’s chief scientific in-house research agency. The organization specializes in finding agricultural problems affecting Americans daily from field to table. ARS aims to deliver

‘Class Action’ focuses on Dillard Mock Trial beginning June 28

By Dillard University The Dillard University Mock Trial Team is being featured on the fifth episode of the “Class Action” podcast, a twelve-part documentary series that follows four teams that take part in college mock trial competitions across the nation. Listeners will hear the inspiring story of Dillard’s historic 2021-2022 season run through the voices of DeAndré K. Bell II ‘23 and Lejeanne Shelton ‘22. The podcast debuted June 7; episode 5 will be available June 28. While “Class Action” focuses on how teams prepare for competition, the podcast invites listeners to an even deeper discussion about the importance of advocacy and preserving America’s democracy through

VUU Receives Reaffirmation of Full Accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)

By Virginia Union University Virginia Union University (VUU) is pleased to announce that the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) has reaffirmed the institution’s 10-year accreditation. “I am pleased that Virginia Union University’s accreditation has been reaffirmed by SACSCOC,” said Dr. Terrell Strayhorn, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs. “This rigorous process started back in 2019 and the outcome reflects our firm commitment to incremental progress, continuous improvement, and ‘Best in Class’ as we strive to give every student a high-quality educational experience.” SACSCOC’s accreditation review examines all aspects of an institution including, but not limited to, academic programs,

Benedict College, Synovus Bank provide free financial literacy camp through partnership

Courtesy of Benedict College Training up the next generation of business leaders and giving them the tools to reach their goals. That is the mission at hand for educational leaders at Benedict College and executives with Synovus Bank. “I feel like this has given me knowledge beyond my years,” Saniyya Boykin told WACH FOX News Friday. Boykin and eleven other high school students completed the first ever Y.E.S., standing for ‘youth entrepreneurship summer camp’ through Benedict College’s upward bound program – in partnership with Synovus Bank. “We learned about how you’re always supposed to save, and not spend all of

Two Xavier Students Announced as 2022 HBCU Scholars by White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities

Courtesy of Xavier University of Louisiana The White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity through Historically Black Colleges and Universities announced its ninth cohort of HBCU Scholars, recognizing 86 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students for their accomplishments in academics, leadership, civic engagement, and much more. The scholars were selected from a competitive pool of over 350 students. Applications also required the signature of their HBCU president or designated HBCU faculty, adding a level of prestige to this application process. Atlanta native & 87th Miss Xavier University of Louisiana, Nina Giddens, and Chicago native, Diamond Williams were selected as 2022 HBCU Scholars.

SAU’s Anthony Jeffries Named CIAA Sports Information Director of the Year

Courtesy of Saint Augustine’s University The reimagining of Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) ‘s Athletic Department now includes the recognition of one of its long-time storytellers. Veteran Sports Journalist Anthony Jeffries recently was named 2021-22 CIAA Sports Information Director (SID) of the Year at the CIAA Spring Meeting Awards Ceremony in Baltimore on May 17, 2022. The league SID honor is the third for Jeffries, the 2007-08 and 2011-12 recipient. “I was surprised and elated simultaneously,” Jeffries said. “I would like to give a special thanks to SAU Athletic Director David Bowser. His vision for me and the SID position led

Tuskegee University offers two new innovative degree programs

By Tuskegee University Tuskegee University’s College of Arts and Sciences has announced the development of two new innovative degree programs designed to accommodate both non-traditional, returning students and undecided majors. Beginning in fall 2022 with an online format, Tuskegee will offer two degrees in Liberal Studies, the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. The programs will present a diverse array of Humanities and STEM courses designed to reinforce critical thinking skills and highlight the importance of cross-disciplinary exposure. The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Liberal Studies will be fully online for non-traditional students seeking to complete

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