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Michael Strahan represents HBCUs with College Football Hall of Fame selection

By Jarrett Hoffman TheĀ 2025 College Football Hall of Fame ClassĀ will have some HBCU representation as former Texas Southern defensive lineman Michael Strahan has been announced as one of 18 inductees. This makes him the first person (player, coach, or administrator) in Texas

January 16, 2025
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Dillard University to Expand Opportunities for Film Studies Students

Courtesy of Dillard University Historically Black Dillard University in New Orleans has entered into a partnership with the E. Ross Studios School of Film & Television to offer a series of certificate and master class courses. The DU/SFTV partnership will be an

January 16, 2025
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Notre Dame’s Marcus Freeman becomes 1st Black and 1st Asian American coach to reach college football finals

ByĀ Kimmy Yam Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman has scored a historical first. Freeman, whose Fighting Irish won their Orange Bowl college football semifinal game on Thursday, will be the first Black and first Asian American coach to compete in the national

January 15, 2025January 15, 2025
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Trump discusses his viral moment with Obama

By Myah Ward Donald Trump is talking about what appeared to be a warm moment between him and Barack Obama. Trump concedes the pair did seem to be on friendly terms when cameras captured them chatting, and Obama laughing as they sat

January 15, 2025
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Congressional Black Caucus welcomes new members at swearing-in ceremony

By Catherine Pugh On Jan. 3 in Washington, D.C. the Congressional Black Caucus of the 119thĀ Congress held a ceremonial swearing-in for its 62 members. Included in the number were nine new members. Among the nine new members were two new United States

January 15, 2025
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Student Loan Forgiveness: Biden Cancels Debt for 150,000 More Borrowers

With just one week left in his presidency, PresidentĀ Joe BidenĀ announced a new round of student loan forgiveness for 150,000 borrowers. Although he fell short of his broader promise to cancel studentĀ debtĀ on a larger scale, the White House confirmed in a press release

January 15, 2025
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HBCU History Master’s Program Marks 85 Years of Empowerment

Courtesy of North Carolina Central University North Carolina Central University, originally known as North Carolina College, made a groundbreaking move in 1939 by establishing its master’s program in history. A pivitol legal case involving Llyod Gaines significantly influenced this decision. In 1938,Ā Gaines

January 15, 2025
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HBCU women’s hoops gets overdue spotlight in new docuseries

Courtesy of Johnson C. Smith University Women’s basketball takes center stage as HBCU Gameday releases the latest iteration of its ā€˜Brick x Brick’ Original Series. Taking the action to the hardwood in 2025 with the women’s basketballĀ programĀ at Johnson C. Smith University (JCSU). The

January 15, 2025
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A&T to Drive AI Innovation, Economic Development in Collaboration with NVIDIA

Courtesy of North Carolina A&T State University North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University today announced it has entered a collaboration with NVIDIA aimed at accelerating North Carolina’s economic growth, enhancing workforce capabilities and fostering innovation across key sectors, helping further position

January 15, 2025
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How Maryland colleges are adapting to artificial intelligence

By Ellie Wolfe When Hal Daume started studying artificial intelligence 25 years ago, it was ā€œthis weird little academic subdiscipline that no one had heard of.ā€ But now it appears that higher education, and the world, may finally be taking notice. Daume,

January 14, 2025
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