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The sport of basketball, like life, has highs and lows. Each year brings new challenges, new players to the court and the creative insecurity of not knowing exactly how the season will end. For the pa

Many people of Oakwood University are gearing up for rest and relaxation for next week's Spring Break. However, some members of the student body, along with selected faculty and staff, will be partici

The University of the Virgin Islands’ Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) graduates are going on to seek doctoral degrees and achieving their goals at rates above the national aver

Grambling State University president of national black journalism organization succeeds with determination, grit and never taking no for an answer By E’VONNE GIPSON Grambling State University Medi

An evening of black cultural experiences in music, song and words awaits audience - for free In honor of the 50th anniversary of the 1964 civil rights bill, Grambling State University’s Lyceum Comm

Texas Southern University Invests in America’s STEM Future $31 Million Spearman Technology Building Opens With the dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony of the Leonard H.O. Spearman Technology B

NEW YORK, Feb 24 — Noted philanthropist Bill Gates has made available a list of his recent and recommended reading, 130 titles that range from “How to Spend $50 Billion to Make the World a Better Plac

With the recent Air Agency Certificate issued by the Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration to Texas Southern University’s School of Aviation Science and Technology, TSU became

On February 3, 2014 my organization the Black Sports Legends Foundation (BSLF) a 501 C 3 nonprofit organization, held a press conference at Morgan, which was co-sponsored by Morgan State Government

From ESPN By Mark Schlabach When Savannah State football coach Earnest Wilson III went searching for future opponents a few weeks ago, he called FBS programs like Iowa and Miami, the kind of deep-p

On Tuesday February 11 dozens of environmental justice groups and coalitions from around the country will commemorate the twentieth (20th) anniversary of the historic Environmental Justice Executive O

Source: HBCULifestyle.com When choosing a college, several important factors come into play. While large enrollment numbers don’t guarantee that a particular school is right for every student, they

By JL Carter Sr | January 25, 2014 For HBCUDigest.com For thousands of the nation’s African-American PhD’s, a funny thing happened on the way to being hooded; most of them began their academic car

The long-anticipated naming of the sculpture is determined by students, who chose the name of a Grambling State University legend to carry on with tradition. As Grambling State University President

Rick Gallot accepted a Fannie Lou Hamer Community Service and Leadership Award at Grambling State University and immediately announced a monetary donation to his alma mater. While Gallot made his