The non-thesis graduate degree program in aquaculture and fisheries consists of 36 to 42 credit hours, depending on the track chosen.
UAPB Launches Graduate Degree Program in Aquaculture and Fisheries Read More »
Ameshya Williams-Holliday, a third-round pick 25 overall, becomes the first HBCU player selected in the WNBA since 2002.
WNBA Drafts Ameshya Williams-Holliday; First HBCU Player in 20 Years Read More »
Over the next six years, the Deloitte Foundation Accounting Scholars Program expects to fund $30 million in scholarships.
PVAMU To Support Deloitte Foundation Accounting Scholars Program Read More »
Christine Johnson McPhail makes an immediate impact; raises student enrollment and prepares for campus expansion.
Dr. Christine Johnson McPhail To Be Installed as SAU’s 13th President Read More »
Earl Robinson came across the $15,000 McDonald’s Black and Positively Golden Scholarship, that would be awarded to 35 HCBU students.
WSSU Student, Earl Robinson, Selected for McDonald’s Scholarship Read More »
The HBCU 20×20 partnership encompasses job-hunting students and graduates of HBCUs who are continuing to tap into their alumni networks.
HBCU 20×20 and IPG Mediabrands to Open New Avenue for Black Talent Read More »
The Center in Emerging Technologies will propel smart agriculture via the use of ICTs and training a workforce in AI, data science and more.
DSU Awarded $2M for Center of Excellence in Emerging Technologies Read More »
The Moguls in the Making competition will award $185,000 in scholarships, internships and hands-on business lessons.
Registration Open for Moguls in the Making Pitch Competition Read More »
