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Get help, give help: Recovering after Hurricane Florence
North Carolina's long Atlantic coast has a history of weathering and withstanding hurricanes, but high winds and storm surge can do damage even inland when the conditions are right. After the storm, it is natural to want to help our neighbors. Whether you need help or want to give help, this is your
Tropical Storm Florence: Here's how you can help
Susan Miller, USA TODAY As Florence continued its slow, perilous plod across the Carolinas – dumping torrents of rain that could lead to days of devastating floods – charities and aid groups are kicking into high gear. The tropical storm, which was downgraded from a Category 1 hurricane after
Texas Southern University receives $5.1 million grant for cancer research
Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas funds academic research award Texas Southern University (TSU) scholars will help in the fight again
National College Colors Day August 31, 2018 - Friday!
Fourteenth Annual College Colors Day Encourages Fans To Unleash Their School Pride ATLANTA, Aug. 28, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- As fall rapidly approaches, and everyone's favorite team is still undefeated, college fans everywhere are embracing the renewal of traditions and displaying their spirit for
2018 HBCU Week Conference
2018 National HBCU Week Conference HBCU COMPETITIVENESS: Aligning Institutional Missions with America’s Priorities September 16-19,
Lesley Slaton Brown on the HBCU Challenge
About HP and HBCUs When a company’s culture enables you to belong, innovate, and grow, you’re inspired to bring your best ideas to the table
Nicole Cooper Delivers Inspiring 2018 Reunion Convocation Speech
Spelman Alumna Nicole CooperDuring her Reunion Convocation keynote speech, Nicole Cooper, DrPH, MPH, C’2008, shared how her upbringing and Spelman experience has shaped her success and fervor. “As Black women, our unique and authentic voices, spirits, and our bodies are desperately needed, yet dimin
This teen's struggle with depression led her and brother to create app to help others
When Hannah Lucas was diagnosed last year with a medical condition that caused frequent fainting, she felt scared and alone. “I started passing out more and more often and I was terrified of going anywhere,” Hannah, 15, told ABC News. “Because what if I passed out and no one was around or what i
NBK HISTORY BROTHERS (News): YOUTH OVER GUNS MARCH PLANNED FOR JUNE 2, 2018
Parkland student activist Aalayah Eastmond is partnering with gun control advocacy group Youth Over Guns on a June 2, 2018 march in New York City to b
NBK HISTORY BROTHERS (News): Africa is Splitting in Two at The Rift Valley Forming a New Continent
Africa slowly splitting at the Rift Valley, geologists have said after massive Earth movements recently left deep fissures in Narok , Kenya. Four cou
NBK HISTORY BROTHERS (News): Trump Tower Fire Leaves One Dead
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HBCU Advocate Dr. Lynda Woodruff's Lifework Honored by Presidential Proclamation
A pioneering scholar who helped build Physical Therapy curriculum's within the nation's HBCU's. Alabama State University honored the lifework of a
NBK HISTORY BROTHERS (News): Haiti, it's official, Member of the African Union
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NBK HISTORY BROTHERS (News): Angela Rye talks names of people killed by police
CNN's Angela Rye reads out a list of people of color killed by the police across the country to make a point to Trump's White House. These shootings
NBK HISTORY BROTHERS (News): United Nations panel says U.S. owes reparations for slavery
Mireille Fanon-Mendes-France, chairwoman of a United Nations working group for people of African descent, drops the bomb about institutionalized racis