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 »
National College Resources Foundation and Claflin University have announced a Dual Enrollment program for high school Juniors and Seniors.
Dual Enrollment Program To Benefit High School Students Countrywide Read More »
College applications can be complex when choosing an HBCU. Here are 5 tips to help you manage your college application process efficiently.
5 Organization Tips for Managing the College Application Process Read More »
The Walt Disney Company announced a $1 million grant to Florida A&M University over the next five years for the Disney Storytellers Fund.
Disney Storytellers Fund at FAMU Receives $1 Million Multi-Year Grant Read More »
Wendy Raquel Robinson will Host the Inaugural HBCU Honors Awards Show which will showcase the “Who’s Who of HBCUs”
Actress Wendy Raquel Robinson to Host the HBCU Honors Award Show Read More »
North Carolina A&T is testing a fleet of self-driving shuttles, allowing students to experience autonomous vehicles firsthand.
N.C. A&T Unveils Self-driving Shuttles on Its Autonomous Vehicle Test Track Read More »
According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, only 8% of medical students and 5% of physicians are black or African American. In order to fix this problem, the American Heart Association, which is the leading non-profit public health organization working to make the world a healthier, longer place for everyone, has chosen 52 students
American Heart Association Selects 2022 HBCU Scholars for Health Care Program Read More »
