Tagged: Ivy League

Harvard Pioneer Chosen for Induction Into the National College Baseball Hall of Fame

February 14, 2014

William Clarence Matthews, a member of the Class of 1905 at Harvard University, led the university's baseball team in batting for three straight seasons. In 1905 he batted .400 and stole 22 bases.

Harvard Has the Highest Black Student Graduation Rate in the Ivy League

November 17, 2011

All eight Ivy League colleges have an African-American student graduation rate of 85 percent or better.

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Glenn Chambers to Lead the Michigan State University Honors College

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Glenn Chambers to Lead the Michigan State University Honors College

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Dr. Chambers has led the Michigan State University Honors College on an interim basis since the Spring 2024 semester. He has held several leadership roles at the university, including associate dean of the Honors College and director of the African American and African studies program.

Indiana’s Only Predominantly Black Institution to Pause Operations Indefinitely

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At the end of December, Martin University will pause its operations indefinitely due to low student enrollment and significant financial challenges.

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