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Peace Corps 2014 Top HBCUs: Howard University volunteer participants work alongside Haitian locals to unload a truck of bricks used for the completion of a school wall.

Peace Corps Announces 2014 Top Volunteer-Producing HBCUs

The Peace Corps today announced its 2014 rankings of the top volunteer-producing Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). For the third consecutive year, Howard University in Washington, D.C., claimed the top spot among HBCUs with 18 undergraduate alumni currently serving as Peace Corps volunteers. Howard made Peace Corps history earlier this year as the first-ever […]

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Tallahassee Mayor John Marks (left) looks on with Interim President Larry Robinson and Dean Ann Kimbrough as Black Television News Channel founder J.C. Watts talks about how monumental this partnership is.

FAMU Partners with BTNC to Launch Black Owned Cable News Network

Florida A&M University (FAMU) has etched a place for itself in the history of news television. The FAMU School of Journalism & Graphic Communication (SJGC) has received approval from the FAMU Board of Trustees to enter into an 11-year contractual partnership that will position FAMU to be the home of a 24-hour, multi-platform news network.

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HCASC Grant presentation to the 2013 National Champions atat Morgan State Homecoming.

HCASC 2014: The HBCU Superbowl of Brains

It has been 25 years since American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (Honda) started the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge, which has been bringing teams from the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) together in a nationwide academic competition. This annual competition challenges students’ knowledge on a variety of subjects including African-American history, math and science,

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Best Online Graduate Programs: North Carolina A&T students collaborate on an a computer technology project with professor.

Best Online Graduate Programs: NCAT Technology School Makes 2015 List

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University capped the U.S. News & World Report’s 2015 best online graduate programs computer information technology list. The 15 colleges and universities that made the list were evaluated by peer assessment, total enrollment, tuition, average undergrad GPA, acceptance rate, retention rate and other factors which created the overall score.

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2014 SWAC Tournament women's basketball champions Prairie View A&M pose at center court behind championship banner with coaching staff.

SWAC Basketball: Prairie View’s Lady Panthers Claim 4th Straight Title

Prairie View A&M 63, Texas Southern 58 Last years SWAC basketball tournament champions, Prairie View A&M, picked up its fourth consecutive championship title with a close 63-58 upset over in-state rival and No. 2 seed Texas Southern on Saturday at Toyota Center. Jeanette Jackson fueled PVAMU (14-17), scoring 22 points, shooting a perfect 10 from

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Street lamp banner displays VISIONARY week at Claflin University at the Jonas T. Kennedy Health and Physical Education Center.

Claflin University Named March “School of the Month” by Tom Joyner Foundation

Claflin University, located in Orangeburg and South Carolina’s oldest HBCU, is honored to have been chosen as the Tom Joyner Foundation‘s School of the Month for March, 2014. About Claflin University Founded in 1869, Claflin University is a private, four-year college affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Averaging 1,800 students on its urban, 400-acre campus,

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