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Dr. Dwalah Fisher was selected as one of the nine class members to be inducted into the 2017 Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Hall of Fame. The enshrinement ceremony will take place on Nov. 30

Stanley Nelson, the preeminent storyteller of the African-American experience and Firelight Films, the award-winning production company committed to making films about pivotal events, movements, and p

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Johnson C. Smith University is happy to announce the receipt of $1,100,000 from Kenan Charitable Trust and $738,000 from the Department of Education for its Access to Innovation Initiative. This K-16

The holidays are a busy time of year for travel. According to U.S. Department of Transportation Statistics, the number of long-distance trips by Americans increases by 54 percent during the Thanksgiving travel period. The number rises by 23 percent during Christmas and New Year’s, compared to the av

Progress is ENERGY.....!

The concerns of students at Alcorn State University have been heard. The university has ended the paper-based clearance forms process. Beginning with seniors eligible to earn degrees at the fall 2

North Carolina Central University (NCCU) Department of Biological and Biomedical Sciences Instructor Eric Saliim has been designated as a Teaching Innovator by The Chronicle of Higher Education. Saliim is among 10 professors named for constantly revising their teaching practices and taking risks

The ASU Turkey Day Classic features a host of exciting homecoming festivities and fun for the whole family Alabama State University's 94th annual Turkey Day Classic (T.D.C.) and Hornet Homecoming

WHEN: Thursday, Nov. 16, at 11 a.m. WHERE: ASU’s John Garrick Hardy Center Ballroom (across from the Acadome). The star from television's "A Different World,” Charnele A. Brown, will have a 'ch

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Anthony Collier has been announced as a recipient of the Executive Leadership Council’s (ELC) 2017 Alvaro L. Martins Scholarship. Collier, a senior honors student from Manor, Texas, has a double major

Texas State Representative John Zerwas provided the coin toss for Texas Southern University’s October 11th football game against the Southern University Jaguars. Zerwas, who represents District 28, wh

Students interested in training athletes and expanding their knowledge of history can now enroll in Alcorn State University’s two new degree programs. At their meeting in October, the Board of Trus

Descendants of the Nine Former Slaves who Founded ASU in 1867 to be Hosted on Campus. President Ross to Bring Greetings & Descendant Gary Franklin to Share Insight About Founder that He's Uncovered.

Hollywood Insider & Washington, D.C. Liaison Stacy Milner will Help Attendees Navigate a Career in Entertainment - - Learn How to Land a Hollywood Job in Acting, Production, Film, Writing, Directing,

ASU's Division of Student Affairs is Celebrating the Hornet Nation's Students Beginning THIS Sunday. Events include: Walk with Pres. Ross, Yo Gotti/Blac Youngsta/Jacquees Concert, Voter Ed, Fall Carni

What adventurous activities do you partake in to grow and enjoy your lover? Ever been Cave exploring? DARE: Visit a Cave with your lover and explore the many artifacts and make up of your surro

Designed to foster business partnerships between the federal government, Vets & Service-disabled Veterans & Others. Co-sponsors for the event are Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama, LLC and ASU’s Col

Courtesy of WCCO Minnesota After a night of tallying the votes, and with 100 percent of precincts reporting, St. Paul has elected its first African-American mayor. Former City Council Member Melvin Carter, an alum of Florida A&M University, will be the mayor of Minnesota’s capital city after r

Students from Oakwood University attended the national Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABCRMS) meeting in Phoenix, Arizona, November 1-4, 2017 Sixteen students presente