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Law Enforcement Helps ASU Students Move-in & Establish a Better Understanding Between Each Other! WHEN: Saturday, Aug. 13. Best times are between 10 a.m. & Noon. WHERE: Dunn Tower (best location);

ASU Observes 50th Anniversary of Black Power Movement WHEN: August 26, from 8:30 a.m. through 5 p.m. WHERE: ASU's National Center, 1345 Carter Hill Road. LUNCHEON: 12:15 until 1:45 p.m. at Dexter

Labor-Day Weekend Concert: Citywide Nat King Cole Society Jazz Festival Returns to Montgomery WHEN: Sept. 4 (Sunday) starting at 4 p.m. With a special Riverboat Jazz Cruise at 11 a.m. WHERE: Mo

To better reach friends and supporters of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), the HBCU Forever Foundation, Inc. hosted its first-ever Pig Pickin Tho-Down on Aug. 6 at the home of its

FeRita Perna Carter was named vice president of student services at Riverside City College in California. She is the former dean of the School of Business and Technology at Saint Augustine’s Universit

Six Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU’s) in the Delta region have been selected to advance entrepreneurship among their students and grow the region’s entrepreneurial ecosystem throug

Hampton, Va - Hampton University assistant professor April Woodard to co-host "Coast Live" a new weekday lifestyle morning show at 10am on WTKR News 3. Woodard, an award winning journalist and Che

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Anthony Collier, a History and Political Science major at Texas Southern University, recently won first place in the International Competition for Entrepreneurs in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Collier, a ju

Oakwood University faculty, staff and administrators gathered at the McKee Business & Technology Complex for University Colloquium, August 1-4, to officially start the new school year. Colloquium is a

Javanna Plummer has published two novels, “Mo’s Mix” and “Mo’s Mix: Queen-dom” which are part of a novel series aimed at analyzing the effects of certain issues within the African-American community.

The Putnam City School District board of education voted recently to fill four administrative positions. High schools Tyrea Craig and Twylla Hester were hired as high school assistant principals

As everyone knows, getting accepted into college and staying in college are 2 separate animals. In today's world, unless you are running on a full scholarship, it takes quite a bit of your own money t

CUTTING EDGE SPORTS MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCES THE CREATION OF THE INAUGURAL HBCU SPIRIT OF AMERICA BOWL Cutting Edge Sports Management, hosts of Dream Bowl Weekend, continues its celebration of footbal

ASU is awarded a collaborative prostate cancer research program between ASU & University of North Texas Alabama State University has received over $285,000 from the U.S. Department of Defense to he