Jackson State University Student Success unit was awarded $9 million in grants for six new programs and one continuing program high school and college students.
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Mars Snickers donates $100,000 in support of the JSU Emergency Gap Fund during a GMA broadcast with Michael Strahan celebrating Homecoming.
Jackson State Surprised with $100K Gap Emergency Fund Donation on GMA Read More »
Despite his challenging upbringing, Gregory Hobson graduated and secured a job at Lockheed Martin as a cybersecurity software engineer.
JSU Graduating Senior Secures Lucrative Position At Lockheed Martin 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 »
The Jackson, MS native and aspiring software engineer Jordan Hubbard, a computer engineering major at JSU is an Apple HBCU Scholar.
Jackson State Engineering Student Named Apple HBCU Scholar Read More »
Jackson State Athletics has earned the N4A program certification; becoming the 1st in the SWAC and only the 3rd HBCU to achieve the designation.
JSU Athletics Becomes 1 of 3 HBCUs to Earn Elite N4A Certification Read More »
First Lady Michelle Obama drew a record crowd for Jackson State’s Spring 2016 commencement, where she implored graduates to overcome adversity and discrimination by rising “above the fray.”
FLOTUS Challenges JSU Grads to Overcome Adversity, Make Their Mark on the Future Read More »
The Black male teacher pipeline (PreK-12) is in need of repair. While the nation continues to educate an increasingly diverse student population, retaining Black males teachers has reached a tipping point. Nationally, no more than two percent of public school teachers are Black males. The percentage pales in comparison to the overall number of teachers
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