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‘Divine Nine’ Will Be Watching Kamala Harris During VP Debate

October 8, 2020 zenger.news Comments Off

The Democratic VP nominee’s sorority sisters and alums from eight other historically black Greek organizations are all-in.
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Exercise Challenge -Exercise is transformative to your mental health

September 11, 2020 admin 0

By Crystal Lewis – Carbelles The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way in which the world moves around. At the start of the pandemic, many believed that the country would get a hold of the spread of the virus, and […]

VIDEO: Making the Grade at HBCUs

September 4, 2020 zenger.news Comments Off

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way virtually all high-school upperclassmen are approaching the quest of applying for college. Indeed, the days of college fairs and in-school recruiter visits are at least temporarily a thing of the past, due to […]

Kamala Harris Wins Backing of ‘Divine Nine’

August 23, 2020 zenger.news Comments Off

In her historic speech accepting the vice presidential nomination for the Democratic party, Sen. Kamala Harris introduced her family — among them her beloved Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, “The Divine Nine” and others from historically Black colleges and universities. The […]

CBCF LAUNCHES NEW INITIATIVES TO SUPPORT SOCIAL JUSTICE REFORM IN AMERICA

June 9, 2020 admin 0

HBCU scholarships and research initiative included in new programming to advance human rights; and educational and economic opportunities for African Americans WASHINGTON — The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. (CBCF) announced today it will launch three key initiatives to support social reforms […]

Breaking The Mold: Higher Education Pivots Amid Pandemic

April 17, 2020 admin Comments Off

By Zillah Fluker, Ph.D. and Staci Jones Sweeping across the globe at a rapid pace, the COVID-19 pandemic has left society scrambling in its wake and has exposed faults and incongruences in many long-standing systems. Particularly hard hit are industries […]

Dr. Ogay Irono- President of TIS Foundation & African Community Bridge Foundation

March 4, 2020 admin Comments Off

Fighting for The Diaspora Dr. Ogay Irono is President of TIS Foundation based here in the United States, and President of African Community Bridge Foundation (ACBF) based in Nigeria. Tell us about yourself? I am a non-profit leader, educator, counselor, […]

An Interview With Christopher Cox

February 24, 2020 admin Comments Off

by Taroue Brooks Tell us about your education. I graduated from THEE Jackson State University. I obtained my bachelors in Political Science and my masters in Public Health with a concentration in Policy and Management. Informally, I was a student […]

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UNCF Los Angeles to host 2020 UNCF Homecoming

February 6, 2020 admin Comments Off

An HBCU Experience – a Kickoff Reception to the Mayor’s Masked Ball Honoring HBCU Alum, Emmy Award and Golden Globe ®-Nominated “black-ish” Actor, and Producer Anthony Anderson Who:UNCF (United Negro College Fund) is the nation’s largest and most effective minority […]

Dr. Andrea Lewis Miller Former LeMoyne-Owen College President Joins The AMEC Group as President and CEO

July 30, 2019 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Tell us about your education. I Received a B.S. degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. Received a M.S. and Ph.D degree in Cell and Developmental Biology. Studied at Oak Ridge National Laboratories, Woods HOLE National […]

Cynthia Warrick, PhD RPh President Stillman College

May 22, 2019 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Dr. Cynthia Warrick is a pharmacist and health services researcher; and has served on faculty and administrative positions in higher education for 20 years. She is the 7th President of Stillman College and the first female to […]