Mamasa Camara, C’2015 is the first Spelman Gates Cambridge scholar, and the only African American and HBCU graduate among this year’s 35 U.S. scholarship recipients.
Alumna Awarded Spelman’s First Gates Cambridge Scholarship Read More »
SSU has received approval from the US Patent Office for a process invented by an associate professor of marine and environmental sciences, and a graduate student.
Savannah State Applies for Patent for Research Under NASA Grant Read More »
Students from North Carolina Central University participated in “Solar Spring Break,” this year to provide home energy alternatives to underserved communities in Sacramento, CA.
North Carolina Central Students Spend Spring Break Installing Solar Panels Read More »
Dr. Catherine Thomas has been recognized as the 2016 Most Promising Scientist at the 30th Annual Black Engineer of the Year Awards in Philadelphia, PA.
Alcorn State Alumna Catherine Thomas Wins Most Promising Scientist Award Read More »
The State University System Board of Governors recently announced the results of Florida A&M University’s 2014-2015 performance funding metrics score sheet.
FAMU Makes Major Improvements on Performance Funding Metrics Read More »
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney announced in February that 37-year old Jack Drummond will be the city’s new director of the Office of Black Male Engagement — a position created during the last administration to address the needs of young men of color. “I’m touched and inspired to have been selected to a position like this,”
Lincoln Professor, Alum Appointed Black Male Engagement Director Read More »
The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) recently announced applications for fall 2016 admissions have increased by more than 30%.
UAPB Experiences 30 Percent Gain in Student Applications Read More »
GoGrad has ranked North Carolina A&T State University’s online master’s in computer science program No. 37 of 42 programs ranked in the United States.
NCAT Online Computer Science Ranked Among Top in the Nation Read More »
