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Pro Football Color Ban Couldn’t Deny HBCU History Of Talent

October 25, 2021 zenger.news Comments Off

New book charts black players from trailblazers to Hall of Famers.
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Talking Floss – A Conversation With Dr. Jarrett Manning

October 22, 2021 admin 0

By Kymberly Amara This month is dental hygiene month and just like good nutrition is important, dental hygiene is equally important. In celebration of National Dental Hygiene month, I had the opportunity to chat with America’s favorite dentist, Dr. Jarrett […]

A conversation with Steve Jones- Dean for Professional Development for Wabash College

October 22, 2021 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Tell us about your role at Wabash College. Steven L. Jones, Wabash Class of 1987, is the Director of the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies and the College’s Dean for Professional Development. Dean Jones returned to […]

Diary of an HBCU President: The COVID Edition

October 21, 2021 admin 0

By Carrington McKenzie Whigham I remember vowing to protect and defend our student body, but not even the oldest faculty member could have possibly warned me about the approach of a global health crisis. Student government association (SGA) presidents across […]

NCCU Stuns Alcorn State In HBCU Kickoff

September 7, 2021 zenger.news Comments Off

MEAC team dominates favored SWAC squad in season-opener for both.
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Learning, Earning, and Returning, Changing the Game Through Mentorship A Discussion with Chairman Donald Comer

August 19, 2021 admin 0

By Kymberly Amara No one understands the saying, the children are our future, better than individuals who are a part of the education system, especially the higher education system. We recently had the privilege to chat with Chairman of the […]

Derrick C. Gilmore Executive Vice President Stillman College

May 26, 2021 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks What inspired you to choose a career in higher education? My pathway to a career in higher education was brought about through intentional engagement, mentoring, and sheer luck. The inspiration began on my first day at Albany […]

Ex-HBCU Athletes Sue NCAA For Academic Progress Rule

May 8, 2021 zenger.news Comments Off

Plaintiffs allege racial bias adversely affects historically black schools’ ability to meet classroom standards.
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Walik Gibson making a difference at Stillman College

April 13, 2021 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Tell us your title and responsibilities at Stillman College. My title at Stillman college is Admissions Counselor. My duty as such is to manage enrollment, recruit students, and create an atmosphere in which the students feel like […]

Dr. Cynthia Warrick: The First Female President Of Stillman College Is Preparing The Next Generation For The Challenges Of Life

April 13, 2021 admin 0

By H&S Staff “I’ve been trailblazing all along,” says Dr. Warrick who recently took time to speak with us. One of the most important things we can do for the next generation is to prepare them for the challenges of […]