Sprite Zero Sugar and Target have partnered with Marvel Studios to celebrate student creativity and ingenuity with an HBCU STEAM challenge.
HBCU STEAM Challenge: Enter to win $5k from Sprite Zero x Target Read More »
A group of FSU computer science students is looking for partners in a new entrepreneurial project thanks to the NASA I-Corps program.
FSU Students’ NASA I-Corps Experience Leads to New Business Venture Read More »
Since 2016, 42 HBCUs have joined the Institute for Capacity Building transformation network to advance institutional priorities.
UNCF Institute for Capacity Building Announces New Cohort Read More »
The Richard R. Wright award is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon alumni who have distinguished themselves through their expertise.
SSU Honors Alumni With The Richard R. Wright Award of Excellence Read More »
The Local Initiatives Support Corporation has launched a new talent development program for students at HBCUs.
LISC Launches New HBCU Talent Development Program Read More »
The 8,600-square-foot cancer research facility will house Tuskegee scientists focusing on genomics related to health disparities.
Tuskegee University Receives $8 Million for New Cancer Research Facility Read More »
The Hack@SChack hackathon provided an opportunity for students from SC HBCUs to hone their cybersecurity and computer science skills.
ATI Announces Winners of the 2022 Hack@SChack Hackathon Read More »
Tennessee State University is home to the nation’s first-ever FBI Collegiate Academy. Twenty-one students participated in the program.
First FBI Collegiate Academy Held At Tennessee State University Read More »
