Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Donates $250,000 to UNCF
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority’s donations to the nation’s largest provider of educational support to minorities exceeds $4 million.
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Voorhees Names W. Franklin Evans as New College President
W. Franklin Evans becomes the ninth president of the private four-year historically black college located in Denmark, South Carolina.
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USDA Awards Over $18 Million to Improve HBCU Research Facilities
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced $18.9 million in awards to build or improve research facilities and equipment at 1890 Land-Grant HBCUs.
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Lincoln University Awarded $50,000 for STEM Study Abroad Program
Lincoln University (PA) has been awarded a $50,000 U.S. State Department grant to fund a new program for STEM students to participating in study abroad research.
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Studying Abroad: Spelman Outpaces National Average for Minorities
The Spelman College has announced that a record-breaking 277 study students have traveled abroad to 18 countries during summer 2016.
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Morgan Awarded Nearly $340K in Grants for Electronics Research
Morgan State University has been awarded a $339,365 research grant from the U.S. Army for Gallium nitride (GaN) based electronics.
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HBCU All-Stars: White House Selects 73 Students for 2016 Class
The White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities has announced that students from across 63 HBCUs have been named HBCU All-Stars.
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HBCU Class of 2020: Top 10 Advice for College Success
From four decades as a faculty member and administrator and three-times as a University CEO Charlie Nelms shares his best tips for the Class of 2020.
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