Step into the vibrant world of HBCU College Life, where culture, community, and academic excellence converge. This category offers a window into the dynamic student life at Historically Black Colleges and Universities, showcasing the traditions, events, and activities that define the HBCU experience.
From Greek life and cultural festivals to leadership opportunities and community service, discover what makes HBCU campuses unique. Whether you’re a current student, alumnus, or future attendee, immerse yourself in the stories and insights that celebrate the spirit of HBCU life.
When you are in college, money can be tight and everyone knows that. Even if you got a lot of financial aid to help you cover your educational costs or you took out loans, you will still need to have some extra spending money. Things come up that you have to pay for. There are […]
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We have put together a list of essential mobile apps for college students that range from free to very inexpensive. These apps will help students get an edge with organization, productivity skills, as well as save money. Mobile devices have drastically changed the way students learn today and tools like these allow them to be more efficient than ever.
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With a little imagination and effort, you can be the freshman with the most eco-friendly dorm room on campus. Going green in college doesn’t refer to the color on the classroom walls. It means buying products — appliances, storage solutions, bath basics, sheets and towels — made from recycled or organically grown materials. It can
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CAN HBCU STUDENTS HELP SOLVE THE PROBLEMS OF BLACK AMERICA? Commentary by Richard Gibson, Jr. They most certainly can…if they choose to do so. Documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson has put together a moving and powerful account of a mass movement of thousands of mostly students from various colleges and universities engaged in a battle to
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