FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks virtually hosted this roundtable to discuss the connectivity needs of students, faculty, and staff at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) during this unprecedented crisis. This event featured special remarks from U.S. Representative Alma Adams (NC-12) & U.S. Representative G.K. Butterfield
(JACKSON, Miss.) — After a seven-year hiatus, JSU’s new interim provost Dr. Alisa Mosley returns to the urban campus just as the institution undergoes a rigorous reaccreditation process and amid a pandemic that has halted business as usual. But she’s ready for the challenge. Mosley,
Denmark, S.C.- The Voorhees College Division of Institutional Advancement and Development (IAD) introduces a new vice president and chief development officer, Dr. Prince Brown. Brown said he is extraordinarily grateful for the opportunity to join Voorhees College as its chief development officer. “I am confident that, under the
After a national search, the Board of Trustees at Saint Augustine’s University announces the appointment of Dr. Irving Pressley McPhail as the University’s 12th President. The appointment is effective July 15, 2020. The SAU Presidential Search Committee was comprised of individuals from local government, the
The death of Mr. George Floyd, the latest in a terrible series of events, deeply disturbs me. I am distressed that just blocks from Shaw University, the HBCU where I serve as president, our neighbors woke on Sunday morning to scenes of destruction and loss.
ITTA BENA, Miss.—President Dr. Jerryl Briggs, Sr. announced today that Mississippi Valley State University (MVSU) will be providing partial refunds for select Spring 2020 expenses to eligible MVSU students. “For the past several weeks, we have worked diligently to accommodate our students, faculty, staff and
(JACKSON, Miss.) – The Women’s Council for Philanthropy at Jackson State University honored President Emeritus Dr. John A. Peoples and former first lady Mary Peoples recently at an honorary luncheon that raised more than $30,000 to establish an endowed scholarship for JSU students. “Dr. Peoples made a
Delaware State University placed an exclamation mark on its embrace and acceptance of everyone on campus during a March 2 Diversity and Inclusion Kickoff event in the MLK Jr. Student Center. The event – attended by administrators, faculty, staff, and students – was the culmination of
Jefferson City, Missouri– As a best practice, the President, Dr. Jerald J. Woolfolk, and the Board of Curators, launched an extensive review of Lincoln University’s fiscal operations to identify opportunities to improve fiscal performance and operational efficiencies. The University engaged The Wesley Peach tree Group,
