By Alexis Clark June 2nd marked Mayson Harris’ second trip to New York City. But in a twist of fate, this visit to the Big Apple held something extraordinary in store. The prospect of performing at Carnegie Hall fueled Harris, a member
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By Robyne McCullough Coppin State University today launched Coppin Corner, a new on-campus resource committed to serving Coppin State students by providing basic needs to foster continued academic progress and increase the retention of students in need. Coppin Corner provides non-perishable food
By Rachel Treisman NASA released the first batch of images from the James Webb telescope this week, wowing the world with never-before-seen views of ancient and distant galaxies. The approximately $10 billion telescope was decades in the making, a partnership with the European Space Agency
Courtesy of Morehouse College Hodan Hassan, a veteran fundraising executive with more than 25 years of experience serving higher education institutions and global humanitarian organizations, has joined the staff of Morehouse College as the new Vice President of the Office of Institutional
By Sholnn Z. Freeman The Howard University Center for Journalism & Democracy has announced the inauguration of the Center for Journalism & Democracy Visiting Professorship Program. The visiting professorship is meant to attract working journalists at the top of their fields in investigative journalism
By Jasalyn K. Lucas The Coahoma Community College Student Government Association (SGA) recently attended the National Association of Student Affairs Professional Student Leadership Institute (NASAP). The conference, which took place in Savannah, Georgia, from May 31 through June 5, welcomed Historically Black
Courtesy of Xavier University of Louisiana Xavier University of Louisiana has, since its establishment nearly 100 years ago, been driven by the need to make higher education more accessible to people, particularly Black and brown students, who otherwise may not have gotten
Courtesy of Gadsen State Community Collge Students in Cherokee County and the surrounding area will have more academic courses to choose from at Gadsden State Cherokee in Centre. “It is important that we increase accessibility to academic courses to the students in
Courtesy of Southern University Shreveport Lousiana Southern University at Shreveport’s (SUSLA) Aerospace Technology Center recently received a $10,000 grant for state-of-the-art computers for training aircraft technology students. PSA Airlines representatives presented the gift on April 14, 2023, at the Aerospace Technology Center.
Courtesy of Clark Atlanta University Clark Atlanta University will host ninth graders from the Douglass High School STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) Academy for the Google Career Community Scholars Academy as part of the university’s Professional Learning and Continuing Education (PLACE)
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