Eight students received an 8-week internship at an NNPA member newspaper and a $10k scholarship and a $5k stipend for expenses provided by Chevrolet.
Genius Ronald McCullough, Jr. Becomes an HBCU Grad at 19 Years Old
Former child genius Ronald McCullough Jr. graduates from Clark Atlanta University two years early with a STEM degree after entering college at 16 years old.
Top Producers of Black STEM Ph.D.’s: Clark Atlanta Among the Best
Since 2006 Clark Atlanta University has produced the most Black Ph.D.’s in materials science than any HBCU in the nation.
Clark Atlanta Ushers in a New Era with President Ronald A. Johnson
The Presidential Inauguration was held at the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel. President Johnson assumed this pivotal role at CAU July 1, 2015.
Clark Atlanta Senior Plans to Use Degree to Rid Hometown of “Chi-Raq” Image
Latrell Phillips hopes to use his CAU degree to help rid the city of its dubious moniker, “Chi-Raq.” Chicago earned the nickname thanks to gun violence.
CAU Grad and Successful Voiceover Artist Releases New Book, ‘Get Your Life’
In episode 34 of the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast, Clark Atlanta University alumnus Kareem Taylor talks about becoming a successful voiceover artist and how to turn your dreams into a lucrative career.
Clark Atlanta and Spelman Alumna Helen Price Named President of The Coca-Cola Foundation
The Coca-Cola Company on April 6th announced Helen Smith Price will be promoted to Vice President of Global Community Affairs for The Coca-Cola Company and President of The Coca-Cola Foundation.
HCASC 2016: FAMU Wins Academic National Championship
A packed studio audience filled with the HBCU’s best and brightest students, alumni, volunteers, fans and Honda associates collectively held their breath as Florida A&M clinched the title over runner-up Chicago State University.
