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UPDATED 2/10: WatotoMemphis ensemble to perform at Rust
Due to the inclement weather, the Lyceum Event scheduled for Thursday, February 10, 2011 has been rescheduled for Wednesday, March 9, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. in the Doxey Morehouse Auditorium. The Rust C
CDC Leaders to Discuss HIV Crisis in Black Communities
On this National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (Monday, Feb. 7), we are reminded that African Americans, more than any other race or ethnicity, face the most severe rates of HIV in the United States.
Stillman to observe National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD) is Monday, February 7. Stillman College has joined "HBCU Get Communities Tested," an initiative, aimed at engaging students and supporters of historicall
Harris-Stowe to Offer Free Tax Preparation Service and Low-Income Tax Clinic
Harris-Stowe State University and the Anheuser-Busch School of Business proudly announces its free tax preparation service and low-income tax clinic, from February 3-April 16, 2011. Free tax servi
My mom and cancer makes me want to dance
"Some days there won't be a song in your heart. Sing anyway." From Sir Stephen Jackson: Here is my mom after her third round of chemotherapy. She was feeling down until I played this song for h
Winston-Salem State University Anthem
In 0ct.2009, a Winston-Salem State University student, Devease Simpson, made a song for the school which is now becoming well-known to the students on the WSSU campus. Thanks for sharing this video with all of us and we will be looking out for your next anthem video.
Stillman Hosts Viewing Party to Raise Funds for UCNF
Stillman held it's annual United Negro College Fund (UNCF) Super Viewing Party Saturday, January 29 at the McDonald Hughes Center in Tuscaloosa. This year, UNCF paid tribute to music icon, Chaka Khan.
Stillman Art Instructor's Work to be Showcased at DeLuce Art Gallery in Missouri
Keyser Wilson's painting "Remnants" has been selected for display in a national juried exhibition, entitled EPHEMERA, at Olive DeLuce Art Gallery at Northwest Missouri State University, in Maryville,
Stillmanites Make Quilt in Commemoration of Brown Memorial's 130th Church Anniversary
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church is celebrating their 130th anniversary this year in a unique way. Lifelong member Yvonne Wells conceived an idea to combine an assortment of quilts, made by several
Data Solutions President and CEO to Speak at ASU Founders’ Day Convocation
Distinguished alumna and notable businesswoman Deborah Scott Thomas will deliver the keynote address at Alabama State University’s 111th Founder’s Day Convocation on Friday, Feb. 4, at 10 a.m. in the
Dr. Sy Oliver featured presenter for Rust Ida B. Wells / Roy Wilkins Lecture Series
Dr. Sylvester Oliver, chair, Division of Humanities, Rust College, will give a lecture on Wednesday, January 26, 2011 in the Heard Auditorium, McCarty-Varnell BCS Center at 7:00 p.m. The presentati
2011 M. L. King Parade - San Antonio,Tx.
Event coverage of the largest M.L. King Parade in the country. (San Antonio,Tx.) . www.blacksinsanantonio.com
California Bishop to participate in Rust 145 Commencement
Rust College is pleased to announce that Bishop Warner H. Brown, Jr. has agreed to be its special stage guest during its 145 Commencement. "I am honored by your invitation and look forward to bein
Alcorn State hires ex-Alabama State OC Spears as head coach
JACKSON, Miss. -- Alcorn State has hired Melvin Spears as its football coach. The 50-year-old Spears was the offensive coordinator at Alabama State last season. He replaces Earnest Collins, who lef
6 HBCUs Listed in the Recently Published "Best Colleges Guide"
The Princeton Review recently published its annual 373 Best Colleges guide. Among the 373 colleges chosen as America’s best are six historically black colleges and universities. They are Fisk University, Hampton University, Howard University, Spelman College, Tuskegee University, and Xavier Univ
HBCUs Listed as Potential Terrorist Hubs by Virginia's Fusion Center
The Washington Post's Dana Priest and William Arkin issued a report entitled "Monitoring America," which analyzes the exponential growth of Homeland Security in this country. The report looks at how H
15 mistakes young entrepreneurs make, but don't have to
By Alex Tausig If you're an entrepreneur, you're probably going to screw up at some point. That's ok. Entrepreneurship is a constant process of quickly testing hypotheses, failing, refining and testing again. If you're not failing, you're not learning, right? Well, not all fails are created eq
BlackInventor.com
The Black Inventor Online Museum ™, is a look at the great and often unrecognized pioneers in the field of invention and innovation. Achievements by Black inventors can be seen as far back as ancie
11 million more adults tested for HIV for the first time in 2006-2009
200,000 Americans or more have HIV and don’t know it The number of adults tested for HIV reached a record high in 2009, according to an analysis of national survey data released today in a CDC Vita
Fellowship Opportunities For Masters, Ph.D., and postdoctoral students
Columbia University is giving away free money to further your education! The Department of Biomedical Informatics at Columbia University (DBMI) is currently accepting applications for the certificate, Master of Arts, PhD, and postdoctoral degrees. You can find out more on HBCUConnect.com!
The Battle of HBCU Bands Debuts Thursday on ESPNU
The Battle Presented by AT&T – an inside look at the HBCU (Historically Black College and University) Marching Bands from Bethune-Cookman and Florida A&M – will air five 30-minute shows during four st
Harris-Stowe State University Named a Greater St. Louis Top 50
Harris-Stowe State University has been selected as a recipient of the 15th Annual Greater St. Louis Top 50 Award. Presented by the St. Louis Regional Chamber and Growth Association (RCGA) and Rubi
Rust Welcomes Award Winning Actress for Lyceum Opener
The Rust College Lyceum Committee is excited to announce the start of the 2010-2011 Lyceum Series. The Lyceum Series features the best of European/African American cultural expressions in the forms of
Why This FAMU Freshman Chose an HBCU Over Harvard
Ralph Jones Jr., a brilliant 16-year-old who had his pick of colleges and chose Florida A&M University, chatted with The Root about why he went with a historically black school over an Ivy League, and
Actress and Original "Dreamgirl" Sheryl Lee Ralph To Receive Community Leadership Award at FMU
During the same week of the Miami premiere of the Broadway musical "Dreamgirls," original "Dreamgirl" Sheryl Lee Ralph will receive this year's Community Leadership Award during "A Night to Remember,"