Lexx Thornton

Skulls of 19 individuals returned to U.S. after being sent to Leipzig, Germany for Racial pseudoscience of 150 years ago

Dillard University, in partnership with the City of New Orleans and University Medical Center New Orleans, hosted Kumbuka Dancers honored 19 individuals

June 26, 2025

Engineering

Dillard University Innovation Collective scheduled to open in June

Louisiana’s oldest HBCU is constructing a new multipurpose building and residence hall that promotes innovation, collaboration, and community amidst a living and

June 26, 2025

Health & Medicine

American Heart Association conducts health screenings at Benedict College

A college in the Midlands partnered with the American Heart Association to detect any signs of heart issues in athletes before it’s

June 25, 2025

Education & Policy

4-H conference inspires local high school graduate

For Ja’Myah Knox, participation in the 2025 National 4-H Conference in Arlington, Va., meant more than just an exercise in personal development

June 25, 2025

Health & Medicine

Lane College receives $150k for wellness program upgrades

Early Monday, State Representative Johnny Shaw presented a check from the State to Lane College in the amount of $150,000. This funding

June 25, 2025

Business & Innovation

Michigan’s first and only HBCU joins online consortium of Historically Black Colleges

Michigan’s only HBCU is a part of a consortium of Historically Black Colleges and Universities launching “eHBCU” on Tuesday. Pensole Lewis College

June 25, 2025

Humanities & Culture

American Baptist College president retiring after Nashville HBCU’s 100th anniversary

In North Nashville, an historic college celebrates a major milestone with its 100th anniversary. A quarter of American Baptist College’s legacy had

June 25, 2025

Education & Policy

Professors at Ohio’s only public HBCU worry new higher education law will have a chilling effect

Professors at Ohio’s only public historically Black university are worried a new controversial higher education law will have a chilling effect on

June 25, 2025

Education & Policy

Rutgers-Newark Explores Partnership with the University of the Virgin Islands on STEM Programs for Grad Students

Rutgers-Newark is planning to partner with the University of the Virgin Islands on a program that would bring graduate students pursuing STEM

June 25, 2025

Education & Policy

Outgoing LSU President Calls for More Investment in Southern University

Outgoing LSU President William Tate, the first Black president of any SEC school, is calling for more investment in Southern University in

June 18, 2025

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Skulls of 19 individuals returned to U.S. after being sent to Leipzig, Germany for Racial pseudoscience of 150 years ago

Dillard University Innovation Collective scheduled to open in June

American Heart Association conducts health screenings at Benedict College

4-H conference inspires local high school graduate

Lane College receives $150k for wellness program upgrades

Michigan’s first and only HBCU joins online consortium of Historically Black Colleges

American Baptist College president retiring after Nashville HBCU’s 100th anniversary

Professors at Ohio’s only public HBCU worry new higher education law will have a chilling effect

Rutgers-Newark Explores Partnership with the University of the Virgin Islands on STEM Programs for Grad Students

Outgoing LSU President Calls for More Investment in Southern University

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