JCSU Football Nipped by Morehouse, 37-35
JCSU Sports Information 9/19/2015 11:19:00 PM Box Score Atlanta, Ga. (Sept. 19, 2015) – Morehouse rode a big third quarter and held off a furious Johnson C. Smith fourth quarter…
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The rankings available on usnews.com on Sept. 9 will include which schools are rated most highly by high school counselors from across the U.S. and which schools have the greatest commitment to undergraduate teaching. We also will have our annual ranking of historically black colleges and universities, as well as rankings of undergraduate business programs and undergraduate engineering programs.
Coppin Alumna Ready is the 1st Full-time Female NBA Analyst
FOX Sports Southeast announced that Coppin State alum Stephanie Ready will make the move from the Charlotte Hornets sidelines to the broadcast booth with Eric Collins and Dell Curry, becoming the first full-time female NBA game analyst.
FAMU Alumni Giving Campaign Launches New InitiativeBy: Jarrett…
10 for 10 Challenge Creator and 2015 HBCU Awards ‘Alumna of the Year’ award winner Cecka Rose Green challenged FAMU President Elmira Mangum and Board Chair Rufus Montgomery to kick off the campaign in the launch video.
Tyrese Pays For Student’s Morehouse Tuition
Actor-singer Tyrese Gibson is paying it forward by offering $50,000 towards a young man’s college education. Lorenzo Murphy, 21, known for his inspirational messages as “Zo the Motivator” on Instagram, was given one year’s tuition by Gibson and will be attending Morehouse College this fall. On his Instagram account, Gibson credits radio host Tom Joyner as his inspiration for funding Murphy’s tuition. Joyner was recently honored by BET with the Humanitarian Award for his foundation, which supports HBCUs.
HBCU Alignment: 5 Critical Areas that Need Adjustments
As a stalwart advocate and supporter of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), I have been thinking a lot lately about what ails this sector of the academy and what can be done to enhance its relevance, responsiveness and competitiveness.