Jazz Kelley dreamed of becoming a professional musician. Her passion for music led her to make history at Albany State University. Read her story.
Alabama State Alumna Eartha Dunston Wins Book of the Year Award
Alabama State alumna Eartha Dunston has earned an award for her children’s book that celebrates a young girl’s ever-changing natural hair texture and styles.
Alabama State’s Mighty Marching Hornets Band Appears in New Movie
The Alabama State University Mighty Marching Hornets showstopping band will be seen worldwide in a new movie scheduled for release in November.
Steve Harvey Challenges Alabama State Graduates to ‘Be Great’
An overflow crowd filled ASU’s Dunn-Oliver Acadome for the University’s Spring Commencement Exercises, where world-famous entertainer and entrepreneur Steve Harvey delivered a stirring Commencement address.
Turkey Day Classic Reignited: Steve Harvey Partners with ASU
Comedian Steve Harvey announced on April 2nd a special partnership with Alabama State University with plans to reignite the Turkey Day Classic. He said he is going to use his influence to bring “Hollywood to ASU” for homecoming 2016.
Alabama State Alumna Joins Peace Corps, Helps Fight HIV and AIDS in Botswana
Written by Hazel Scott ASU alumna Kenyatta Shanice Spiller, 26, was at a crossroad in her life, so she jumped off her career path, took a leap of faith and joined the Peace Corps. She is now in Botswana helping HIV/AIDS patients. “My decision to join Peace Corps Botswana was completely based on my faith […]
Alabama State Biology Pre-health Junior Named Tylenol Future Care Scholar
An Alabama State University student majoring in biology pre-health is one of 40 students selected from more than 25,000 applicants to receive a Tylenol Future Care Scholarship this year. Joselyn Miller, a junior biology pre-health major/chemistry minor, has received a $5,000 Tylenol Future Care Scholarship. The highly competitive scholarship is awarded to students who excel […]
Top 10 HBCUs that Produce Black Male Teachers
The Black male teacher pipeline (PreK-12) is in need of repair. While the nation continues to educate an increasingly diverse student population, retaining Black males teachers has reached a tipping point. Nationally, no more than two percent of public school teachers are Black males. The percentage pales in comparison to the overall number of teachers […]
![\"Quantcast\"/](\"//pixel.quantserve.com/pixel/p-cX8wMabADhpFr.gif\")