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Rutgers appoints engineer and HBCU leader as next Newark campus chancellor

Tonya Smith-Jackson, the current provost and vice chancellor at a land grant research university in North Carolina, was named Thursday to be the next Chancellor of Rutgers University-Newark. Her appointment, which was unanimously approved by the Rutgers Board of Governors, was announced jointly

May 30, 2025
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HBCU Graduation Speakers Give Crucial Instructions, Inspiration For Success

By Hamil R. Harris  From playing the slave, Kunta Kinte, in Roots to playing a crew member on the Enterprise in Star Trek, LeVar Burton is an Emmy award-winning actor who was keynote speaker at Howard University’s 157th Annual Commencement. But, before

May 30, 2025
Business

Rolling Back DEI

Written By Lexx Thornton Rolling back DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion)refers to companies and organizationsreducing or ending their DEI programs and initiatives. President Trump’s executive order inJanuary 2025 initiated DEI rollbacks in the federal government, leading tochanges in policiesand programs at agencies

May 30, 2025
National News

Major USDA cuts cripple food banks, school food programs in North Carolina

By Janet Shamlian At Riverside High School in Durham, North Carolina, the food is as fresh as can be because most of it comes from local growers. “We receive local shredded carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, because we feel that we need to support

May 30, 2025
National News

Medicaid cuts could push more kids into unpaid family caregiving roles

By Leah Fabel High school senior Joshua Yang understands sacrifice. When he was midway through 10th grade, his mom survived a terrible car crash. But her body developed tremors, and she lost mobility. After countless appointments, doctors diagnosed her with Parkinson’s disease, saying

May 30, 2025
Politics

The end of the filibuster?

The filibuster is on life support. Both parties have vowed to protect it, but both have chipped away at it. The latest blow came last week, when the parliamentarian, Senate’s independent rules referee, said a measure to strike down a California air

May 30, 2025
Beyond The Yard

Marine Corps Has a New Grooming Policy

By Lexx Thornton A newly updated Marine Corps grooming policy is under fire and many believe it’s a direct blowtowards Black male service members. For years, Black Marines who suffer frompseudofolliculitis barbe (PSB), a painful skin condition more commonly known as razor

May 30, 2025
Campus News

National Association of Student Affairs Professional (NASAP) Student Leadership Institute

Written By Lexx Thornton The Student Leadership Institute (SLI) is an intensive, interactive, and stimulatinglearning program. It is a six-day program designed for newly elected HBCU student leaders(Student Government Associations, Class Officers, Greek Councils, StudentAmbassadors,Programming Boards, and Royal Courts) who are committed

May 30, 2025
Sports

Black Student-Athlete Summit wraps in Chicago

The 2025 Black Student-Athlete Summit wrapped this past weekend at the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, marking a decade of transformative impact, cultural pride, and educational empowerment. With more than 1,300 attendees—including student-athletes, coaches, administrators, and higher education leaders from across the country,

May 29, 2025
Campus News

HBCU President Makes Plea For Organ Donor At Graduation As He Battles Stage 5 Kidney Failure

Despite his medical setbacks, Dr. Anthony J. Davis, president of Livingstone College, remains committed to uplifting the school and its student body. An HBCU president is praying that a member of his school’s community can help him find an organ donor. Dr.

May 29, 2025
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