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Hampton Va. – The Hampton University Players & Co. proudly presents “Black Nativity,” a combination of African American scripture, poetry, dance and song. The performance will take place on HU’s camp

QUESTION #1: Dr. Leroy Walker was one of the most successful track and field coaches in the United States. He produced 111 All-Americans, 40 National Champions and 12 Olympians. In 1976, he became the

By Jarrett L. Carter, HBCU Digest There are few places in Hampton University President William Harvey’s life where he doesn’t enjoy the best view. From his multi-million dollar new student cafeteria overlooking the Hampton River, to the top floor of the university-owned Harbour Center the city’s

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New Report Offers Policy-Driven Interventions to Remove Educational Barriers Undermining Black Men Washington, D.C., Nov. 15, 2012—Participation from a wide variety of stakeholder groups—including

MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE’S PRE-ALUMNI ASSOCIATON TO HOST 22ND ANNUAL COMMUNITY DAY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2012 WHAT: Meharry Medical College’s 22nd Annual Community Day WHEN: 9

Our President is one we can be Proud of! Americans, our vote is one we can be Proud of. This election will benefit our world for generations to come. Change is in motion and we will together make this earth better for the youth and unborn kids. It sure does help to have a team that believes in yo

IndiaGlitz The generous former talk show host reveals she has been using her riches to bring a smile to the faces of those with husbands and wives away on duty and ha

CHICAGO (OCTOBER 30, 2012) – Chicago State University President, Wayne D. Watson PhD, will be presented with one of the highest honors, the Education Leadership Award, presented by the Thurgood Marsha

No stove top? No Problem! Check out 5 recipes you can make using a microwave. Need to cook on a college budget? Make easy-to-cook meals in minutes using your microwave. These five recipes requi

By Gina Cherelus & Jasmine E. Harris Since elementary school, Joseph Kelly knew he wanted to be in the military. He grew up in a family deeply rooted in serving in the armed forces with a lineage

Gambling Firms Could Create Category That Outspends Insurance By: Alexandra Bruell Published: October 29, 2012 Hey, ad agencies: Feeling lucky? You should be. With online gambling newly legal in

Minister Farrakhan to deliver part 2 of "Guidance For Our President & Our Nation" Sunday October 21 at 10am Central Time Live Via Webcast CHICAGO (FinalCall.com) - A week after addressing a

The Huffington Post | By Leigh Owens Posted: 10/17/2012 9:23 pm EDT Updated: 10/17/2012 9:25 pm EDT Sean 'Diddy' Combs was honored last night by the National Action Network (NAN) at the organization’s 3rd annual Triumph Awards held in New York City. Combs, best known as the hip-hop pioneer who

Anyone who's been following our blog knows why the Pacific Islander Access project exists: Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders are underrepresented in higher education, but they're excluded from even applying to many scholarships and fellowships for underrepresented minorities. We want to

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by Gina Serpe Today 8:41 AM PDT This isn't the Clinton we normally associate with wandering eyes, but then, we didn't expect the hottest watercooler topic to come out of the first presidential debate to be Big Bird. Politics. It's a crazy business. In any case, while President Barack Obama w

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Jones' Journal... Dear Friends, Last week, we released A Look Ahead, Phase II: Progress Made and the Next Mile. It highlights the successes we – as a team – made over the last year and a half and outlines where we need to go to continue turning this District around. I realize that the name

Being friends with us writer types can be amusing most times. We almost always have at least one story to tell that’s worth a drink, if not a dinner. Here’s the problem: One of these days, the story will be about you. Dollars to doughnuts, make friends with a writer and you’ll eventually be blog f

Call for Papers for the 21st Annual Annual NAAAS & Affiliates National Conference When: February 11-16, 2013 Where: Baton Rouge, Louisiana Abstracts, not to exceed two (2) pages, should be submitted that relate to any aspect of the African and African American, Hispanic and Latino, Native Ameri

If you are American you have a duty to watch the Presidential Debates so you are informed on who you plan to vote for. On October 3 some of us may be too busy but we must find a way to watch. Both candidates will give us their plans and views on issues that affect us and future generations. We wish