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Howard University, PNC National Center for Entrepreneurship (HUxPNC) to Celebrate Juneteenth, Future of Black Entrepreneurship with Second Annual Black Commerce Conference

Written by the Howard University Newsroom Staff This Juneteenth, The Howard University and PNC National Center for Entrepreneurship will bring together hundreds of HBCU students, faculty, and aspiring and established Black entrepreneurs for its second annual Black Commerce Conference. Under the theme “Black Commerce: The Future of Entrepreneurship,” the event is designed to embody the essence of Juneteenth, celebrating the resounding momentum of Black entrepreneurship worldwide. Set to take place June 19-22 at the prestigious Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland, this year’s event promises to be a beacon of inspiration. The conference will feature distinguished

Tuskegee will use $2.4 million for on-campus student experience

Courtesy of Tuskegee University Tuskegee University is pleased to announce that $2.4 million in funding will be used to fortify its Student Affairs Division and enhance campus safety and student wellness programs. This financial boost comes from the $20 million gift announced last month from an anonymous donor and will help enrich the university experience for all students. The funding will help provide a safe and engaging educational experience on campus.  A significant portion of the funding will support recruiting additional full-time residence hall directors, promising comprehensive support and guidance for on-campus students. Additional licensed counselors will be hired to

Morgan State’s PEARL Awarded State/Federal Funding to Advance Soft-Shell Clam Aquaculture Growth and Address Urban Coastline Climate Resiliency

Courtesy of Morgan State University Researchers at Morgan State University’s Patuxent Environmental and Aquatic Research Laboratory (PEARL) have active research programs that are improving Maryland’s aquaculture’s vitality and its urban coastlines’ sustainability. Toward those ends, Maryland Sea Grant (MDSG) has awarded two research grants to Morgan, amounting to more than $600,000. The grants support PEARL’s work to advance the growth of soft-shell clam aquaculture in Maryland and promote the equitable distribution of health and climate resilience benefits by creating “blue spaces” along underserved, coast-adjacent South Baltimore communities. “These two new projects truly exemplify the breadth of PEARL research. PEARL has

Howard University Appoints Chancellor Mills as New Director of Bands

Written By the Howard University Newsroom Staff Howard University has named Chancellor Mills as Director of Bands in the Howard University Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts, Office of Choirs and Bands. Mills will direct the “SHOWTIME” Marching Band, Concert Band and Pep Band. He has been serving as the assistant band director of the Howard University “Showtime” Marching Band for the past two years, and as an arranger and drill designer. With over 20 years of extensive teaching experience in directing, quality instrumental conducting and a deep passion for music education, Mills adds to Howard’s rich band legacy and will set

Texas Southern University Department of Athletics Celebrates Academic Excellence with Prestigious SWAC Awards

Courtesy of Texas Southern University Texas Southern University (TSU) Department of Athletics announced its remarkable academic milestone, securing the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) 2023-24 Academic Success Award. This prestigious honor marks the second time in three years that TSU has received this accolade, a testament to the university’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence.  The SWAC Academic Success Award is determined by each member institution’s collective ranking across categories such as the highest four-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) average, highest single-year APR average, and highest Graduate Success Rate (GSR). Despite not having a men’s and women’s tennis program, TSU secured the

Raleigh downtown developers seek HBCU merger, says trustee

A leader at one Raleigh HBCU says that if the powers that be have their way, its two HBCUs would become one. Brian Boulware, currently the Chairman of Saint Augustine’s University’s Board of Trustees, released a four-page letter that states that the powers that be in North Carolina’s capital are looking to force a merger between his school and neighboring HBCU Shaw University. According to his letter, the driving force is an effort to seize the downtown land that Shaw University has sat on since its inception back in 1865. Boulware cited a dinner meeting involving himself, Saint Augustine’s University

Morgan State University Celebrates Outstanding Student Academic Achievements and Professional Endeavors

Courtesy of Morgan State University In recognition of exceptional achievements in diverse academic disciplines, Morgan State University acknowledges the remarkable accomplishments of those who are excelling in the classroom and beyond the borders of Morgan’s “National Treasure” campus. The students spotlighted below exemplify the Morgan spirit and commitment to growing future leaders prepared to compete on the world stage. Their outstanding contributions and successes highlight the exceptional standards and thriving learning community at Morgan. Economic majors Crystal Eke (Sophomore) and Champion Ojo (Junior) were selected to attend the 2024 Expanding Diversity in Economics Summer Institute (EDE). Both will learn more about advanced microeconomic research

Tuskegee University Names Dr. Mark Brown, Distinguished Alum, as 10th President

Courtesy of Tuskegee University The Tuskegee University Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Mark Brown ‘86 as the university’s 10th president and chief executive officer. Dr Brown’s selection is the first time in Tuskegee’s nearly 143-year history that an alum will lead the university. He will begin his tenure on July 1. The Board of Trustees approved the retired Air Force Major General’s nomination after several talented leaders stepped forward to succeed Dr. Charlotte P. Morris, the university’s ninth president. The university announced the retirement of Dr. Morris last fall after almost 40 years of service.

Delta Sigma Theta Inc. Issues Official Statement In Response To Former Members’ Denunciations

By Quintessa Willliams Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated President, Elsie Cooke-Holmes has issued a statement regarding former members publicly denouncing the organization on social media platforms. “Delta Sigma Theta Sorority’s membership continues to grow, with thousands joining our cherished sisterhood each year, energized by our mission and inspired by 111 years of impact in communities across the nation and around the globe,” the statement begins,” “While social media tends to magnify outliers, individuals choosing to withdraw represent less than 1% of our membership. We accept the decision of those who choose to withdraw their membership – we wish former members peace and clarity.”

North Carolina Central University Announces New Chancellor Karrie Dixon

Courtesy of North Carolina Central University North Carolina Central University (NCCU) is welcoming a new chancellor. Karrie Dixon will be the HBCU’s 13th chancellor starting July 1. “North Carolina Central has a rich legacy and history, and the role that it plays in the community is strong,” Dixon said in an announcement meeting on Thursday, according to The News & Observer. “I just want to leverage that and build partnerships across Durham.”  She said her new role is a “dream come true.” “NCCU embodies grit, innovation, leadership, purpose and legacy, and I am committed to building on our rich traditions and ensuring that

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