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Hampton University President Dr. William R. Harvey Named Outstanding Nonprofit Leader by the Association of Fundraising Professional VA, Hampton Roads Chapter as part of 2021 National Philanthropy Day

By Hampton University Ā Hampton University President Dr.Ā  William R. Harvey was named the ā€˜Outstanding Nonprofit Leader’ by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Hampton Roads Chapter during its signature event, National Philanthropy Day. National Philanthropy Day is a celebration of giving, volunteering and

November 19, 2021
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FAMU student receives Crossman Career Builder Scholarship

By Andrew Skerritt, Florida A&M University (FAMU) student Marques Cutler is the 2021-2022 recipient of the Crossman Career Builder Scholarship. Cutler is a fourth-year quantitative analysis student with a minor in marketing in the School of Business and Industry (SBI). The Port

November 19, 2021
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SAU Student Chosen as Participant in the Johns Hopkins Institute for Nanobiotechnology Rosetta Commons REU Program

By Tiara Alexander, Senior, Communications In recent years, Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) has had students participate in some of the most esteemed internship programs in the country. Peter Musenge is one of those students. Peter is a junior biology major and serves

November 19, 2021
National News

FBI gauges threats against educators and school board members

By Christina Carrega and Evan Perez, The FBI is working to assess the number ofĀ threats made against school board members and teachers, using a tracking tool that it says will help implement a directive from Attorney General Merrick Garland that has come

November 19, 2021
National News

Biden touts electric vehicle provisions of infrastructure law as way to compete with China

By Arlette Saenz and Maegan Vazquez, President Joe Biden traveled to Detroit on Wednesday to tout the electric vehicle provisions of the recently signedĀ bipartisan infrastructure law, making the case that his plan is a way to compete with China’s stronghold in the

November 19, 2021
National News

Two men convicted of killing Malcolm X to be exonerated

By Peniel E. Joseph, The exonerations, after 56 years, of two Black men convicted of the assassination of Malcolm X rights a grave miscarriage of justice and opens new questions about race and America’s criminal justice system. Spurred by decades of effort

November 19, 2021
National News

Harris says she does not feel misused or underused as vice president

By Kate Sullivan and Betsy Klein, Vice President Kamala Harris said Thursday she does not feel misused or underused in her role as vice president, following CNN reporting that many in the vice president’s circleĀ believe she is being sidelinedĀ and that key West

November 19, 2021
Politics

House Democrats expected to pass Biden’s social safety net expansion following overnight delay

By Clare Foran and Manu Raju, House Democrats are planning to pass President Joe Biden’sĀ sweeping $1.9 trillion social safety net expansion legislationĀ on Friday morning after House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy stalled an effort to vote Thursday evening by deliveringĀ a record-breaking marathon floor

November 19, 2021
National News

Fate of Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for employers now at conservative-leaning appeals court

By Ariane de Vogue, Kaitlan Collins and Paul LeBlanc, The Biden administration’s vaccine mandate targeting businesses with more than 100 employees is now before the conservative-leaning Ohio-basedĀ 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals, which could soon decide its fate. Late Wednesday, the 5th

November 19, 2021
Entertainment

Ciara to promote Covid-19 vaccination for kids as the White House looks to level up child vaccine rates

By Betsy Klein, First lady Jill Biden welcomed music star Ciara to the White House Wednesday to discuss theĀ 1, 2 StepĀ process of getting kids vaccinated against Covid-19 as the nation works toĀ Level UpĀ its vaccination rates. The first lady and Ciara will hold

November 18, 2021
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