HBCUs

Southern University Signs a Cooperative Agreement With the U.S. Forest Service

The Forest Service will provide employment opportunities, paid internships, and tuition assistance to Southern University forestry students.

New Exhibit Celebrates Morgan State’s Pioneering Role in the Civil Rights Movement

Students at Morgan State were at the forefront of efforts to end racial segregation.

Southern University to Add More Online Programs

The university is targeting older, out-of-state, and other nontraditional students.

As a Result of the Alleged Band Hazing Incident, Florida A&M University Expels, Then Reinstates, Four Students

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement requested that the university hold off on any disciplinary action until it completes its investigation.

Fisk University Wins the Latest Round in Its Legal Battle to Share Its Art Collection

Fisk has been trying to resolve this issue for seven years.

New All-Star Game Will Feature Basketball Players Only From HBCUs

Players from HBCUs will be able to showcase their talent for professional scouts.

FAMU Suspends Band After the Death of a Drum Major

Law enforcement officials state that hazing may have been involved.

A New Initiative at Tennessee State University Aims to Boost Retention and Graduation Rates

"Tiger Shield" will target at-risk and disadvantage students.

Florida A&M University Establishes a Medical Honors Program

The aim is to steer successful students to the medical school at Florida Atlantic University.

CIAA Commissioner Steps Down After 22 Years

Leon Kerry has led the conference for the past 22 years and has brought in millions of dollars of revenues which have benefited member institutions.

The National Yo-Yo Champ Is a Student at an HBCU

Harold Owens III, a native of Indiana, is a student at Jackson State University in Mississippi.

Ten HBCUs Receive Department of Agriculture Grants

Each university will receive $75,000 for business development programs.

HBCU Signs Partnership Agreements With Korean University

Historically black Delaware State University will participate in faculty and student exchange programs with Jeju National University

Southern University Switching to Four-Day Class Schedule

The university hopes to save utility costs by not holding classes on Friday.

Publishing Firm Pledges 50 Percent of Profits for Scholarships at HBCUs

The company ATuskegeeAudio.com has produced 18 audio books.

New Homeland Security Center Opens at Fayetteville State University

Eighteen faculty members at Fayetteville State University, most from STEM disciplines, will be involved in the work of the new center.

North Carolina Central University Premiers New Website on Community Engagement

The site offers news and a calendar of upcoming events at the university that deal with its community outreach efforts.

Delaware State University Reports Record Enrollments

For the first time in history, there are more than 4,000 students on campus.

North Carolina Central University to Offer New Ph.D Program

The historically black university has not awarded a doctoral degree since 1964.

Delaware State Plans to Add a Charter High School on Campus

Under the plan, high achieving students would receive their high school diploma and up to two years of credit for college-level courses.
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