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New outreach program emerge at Capital Park Community Ctr.

Courtesy of Delaware State University One year after a quiet opening during COVID-19,Ā the DSU-Capital Park Community Center in southeastĀ Dover is bustling with activity, including bringing a community outreach program to Kent County, holding food drives, planting a new community garden, and upgrading

June 6, 2022June 6, 2022
Sports

Former Cowboys RB Marion Barber III Found Dead at 38

According to reports, former Dallas Cowboys running backĀ Marion Barber IIIĀ was found dead in his apartment by Frisco Police on Wednesday (June 1). The cause of his death is unknown at this time. But according to a source, police responded to a welfare

June 6, 2022June 6, 2022
National News

Black Leaders React To Biden’s Policing Executive Order

By Bruce C.T. Wright PresidentĀ Joe BidenĀ on Wednesday signed an executive order in an effort to bring some semblance of meaningful reform to policing in America. The signing at the White House coincided with the two-year anniversary of the horrific police murder ofĀ George

June 6, 2022June 6, 2022
Campus News

Despite Tuition Increase Due to Economic Inflation, Howard Remains Committed to Keeping Education Attainable

By Stephen Graham Howard’s undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees remains significantly lower than comparable institutions despite a 7.5 percent increase for the 2022-2023 academic year compared to the previous year, which will raise tuition to $30,584. According to data from the 2020-2021

June 6, 2022
Campus News

Feeding America CEO encourages graduates to ‘keep climbing’ amid challenges

Courtesy of Southern Univerisity On Friday, May 13, two chief student marshals ushered in more than 550 graduates into the F.G. Clark Activity Center during the Spring 2022 Commencement Ceremonies. Candace Chatman and Rason Irvin, both graduates of the College of Sciences

June 6, 2022June 6, 2022
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IBM Forms Partnership with Clark Atlanta University U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs Specialisterne Foundation and Other HBCUs to Tackle Talent Shortage in Cybersecurity Crisis

By Clark Atlanta University Clark Atlanta University is one sixĀ Historically Black Colleges & UniversitiesĀ (HBCUs) selected as part of new education initiatives with theĀ U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA),Ā Specialisterne Foundation,Ā to provide no-cost STEM job training to U.S. military veterans, neurodivergent learners worldwide, and

June 3, 2022June 3, 2022
Campus News

Fisk Tabs Former University of Memphis Star Crawford as Their Next Women’s Basketball Coach

By Fisk University Fisk University held a a press conference introducing Victoria Crawford as their new coach for women’s basketball. Crawford, a Birmingham, Alabama native will take over a program that went 9-19 overall for last season. Crawford comes to Fisk from

June 3, 2022
National News

More police isn’t the answer after Texas shooting, experts say

By Char Adams The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District in Texas hasĀ its own police department, complete with four officers, a detective and security staff who patrol the campus and its entrances. This didn’t prevent a gunman fromĀ killing 19 children and two teachersĀ at

June 3, 2022
Campus News

Why 7 colleges are turning to course sharing to better serve students

By Chris Burt A consortium of HBCUs and MSIs will get more opportunities to retain students, build enrollment and offer new courses. Last winter, a pair of Historically Black Colleges and Universities embarked on a course-sharing initiative for students to keep them

June 3, 2022
Campus News

Saint Augustine’s University Appoints Former NFL Standout as Dean of Exercise Science and Collegiate Athletics

Courtesy of Saint Augustine’s University Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) appoints Dr. J. Lin Dawson as its Dean of Exercise Science and Collegiate Athletics. In this role, Dr. Dawson will use his 30 years of experience in collegiate athletics to advance the student

June 3, 2022
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