cmaadmin (EDU)Hi this is my profile and bio information.InternationalSpreading Hope in Haiti through MusicYoung American musicians, such as Lawrence University’s Sam Golter, have been teaching music to Haitian youth in the island nation, which is still recovering from a massive earthquake in January 2010.April 9, 2012African-AmericanAn Appreciation: Architect John Chase Desegregated University of TexasThe first African-American to enroll as a student at the University of Texas-Austin, the late John Chase, went on to become an accomplished architect who designed, among hundreds of structures, buildings at UT-Austin and Texas Southern University.April 9, 2012African-AmericanHoward University Resumes Sports; Investigation ContinuesHoward says its spring sports teams have resumed competition after a temporary halt because of possible NCAA rules violations.April 8, 2012Asian American Pacific IslanderCommentary: Oikos Rampage Could Have Been AvoidedIf only alleged shooter One L. Goh knew to seek help, or had someone to turn to, then perhaps maybe the Oikos University shootings could have been avoided, journalist Emil Guillermo writes.April 8, 2012HomeIllinois University Dialogue Assesses African-American Impact on Civil WarThe last discussion in Civil War history talks at Western Illinois University hashed out the implications, both successes and shortcomings, that the Civil War had in terms of the struggle for African-Americans coming from post-slavery, through the Civil Rights era, to the election of a Black president.April 8, 2012Community CollegesStudents Angry over Pricey Courses Pepper-sprayedThe dozens of student protesters who were pepper-sprayed by police at a California community college this week weren’t just angry about not getting into a meeting of school trustees.April 5, 2012HomeCommentary: Seeing History – Students Against Mass Incarceration at HowardAs a historian of Black student activism, I am seeing something historic taking place at Howard University with the formation of Students Against Mass Incarceration, writes SUNY professor Ibram H. Rogers.April 5, 2012African-AmericanHistorically Black Law Schools Stay the Course on Social Justice MissionHistorically Black law schools stick to their original mission while modifying curriculums to remain relevant during tough economic times.April 5, 2012SportsHoward University Investigates Possible NCAA Rules ViolationsHoward University has prevented some of its athletes from competing while the school investigates what it said Wednesday were possible violations of NCAA rules.April 4, 2012HomeFAMU Trustees to Consider Anti-hazing RuleFlorida A&M University trustees are considering new rules regarding hazing, as well as a potential dress standard for students.April 4, 2012Previous PagePage 1553 of 3224Next Page
