Sizing Up The Candidates
As the 2004 election approaches, the fates of most candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination may be decided in the critical electoral contests of January and February—the Iowa caucuses and...
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As the 2004 election approaches, the fates of most candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination may be decided in the critical electoral contests of January and February—the Iowa caucuses and...
According to the folks at Gallup, one way that colleges can increase alumni giving is by developing not a capital campaign—but a human capital campaign that would engage alumni as mentors and help current students secure internships.
This year’s honorees are philanthropists and education advocates Lauran & Justin Tuck, founders of Tuck’s R.U.S.H. (Read, Understand, Succeed, and Hope) for Literacy; U.S. Diplomat and member of the original 1981 'I Have A Dream' class, Juan Martinez Esq.; and the CBS Corp. The gala will be hosted by Bill Whitaker of CBS’s 60 Minutes.
By Armani Durham The debate over how students should use artificial intelligence is growing across historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), and Howard University is no exception. In Washington, D.C.,...
Emphasizing a mission for these numbers to grow, the Catholic school hosted it first-ever HBCU symposium Oct. 11.