By Darren A. Nichols The first performance for Tennessee State University head drum major Joshua Knox couldnāt have been more pressure-packed. Knox led about 50 members of Tennessee StateāsĀ Aristocrat of BandsĀ in a performanceĀ on the South Lawn at the White Houseās inaugural Juneteenth
ByĀ Char Adams,Ā Kimmy Yam,Ā Sandra Lilley,Ā Emi Tuyetnhi TranĀ andĀ Cora Cervantes As a rising high school senior trying to figure out the next several years of her life, Gabrielle Wilson sees Thursdayās Supreme Court decision on race-conscious admissions as a possible hurdle. āI think if affirmative
By Sholnn Z. Freeman A new clinical trial run by Howard University, University of Illinois Chicago and University of Miami will partner with community organizations and sites to bring life-saving care closer to a highly vulnerable population: Black people with opioid use
Courtesy of Morehouse School of Medicine Aetna Better HealthĀ® of Georgia, a CVS HealthĀ® company (NYSE:Ā CVS), announced that Aetna provided a community investment of $140,000 to Morehouse School of Medicine. The investment will support Morehouse School of Medicineās Health Equity for All
Courtesy of Fayetteville Athletics The Broncos won a record-setting seven Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) championships, by far the most in the conference in the 2022-23 season. Not only did they take home the most titles, the Broncos also captured their second
By Anthony L. Jenkings The decision handed down today by the Supreme Court undermines the importance of diversity in all its forms, as well as the role diversity has played in the intellectual advancements of our society and higher education. The Courtās
Courtesy of Mississippi Valley State University Mississippi Valley State University (MVSU) has announced plans to offer students financial assistance by forgiving debt for students with balances enrolled from Fall 2021 until Spring 2023. The announcement comes as the University works diligently to
Ā Courtesy of Tougaloo College Tougaloo College will celebrate nearly two decades of scholarship and philanthropy through its annual star-studded event, the Two Rivers Black-Tie Gala. The event, now in its 18th year, benefits the institutionās student scholarship fund and celebrates the philanthropic
By Alexis Clark Former Tennessee State University graduates are paying it forward for the next generation of engineers. The TSU Engineering Alumni Association (TSUEAA) has awarded academicĀ scholarships toĀ 12 talented undergraduate and graduate students. TheĀ College of Engineering Alumni Scholarship Endowment (ASE) is twofold,
Courtesy of Lincoln University of Missouri Lincoln University of MissouriĀ has been awarded $10 million in funding to help address the substantial workforce shortages in food, agriculture, and natural resources sectors projected for the near future. Supported by the National Institute of Food
