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FAMU Band Director Julian White Resigns

Dr. Julian White, the 71-year-old veteran music educator whose career became tarnished after the fall 2011 hazing death of a Florida A&M University Marching band member, resigned from the university on Thursday.

Dr. Julian White

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Learning the New Economic Reality

Business schools at historically Black institutions are encouraging students to adapt and be flexible in a global market.

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Black Panthers: Activists for Healthy Communities

Dr. Alondra Nelson of Columbia University didn’t set out to find stethoscopes and white medical coats among stories of streetwise Black Panther Party members, but she did.

Dr. Alondra Nelson

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Fisk University Seeks New Leader, New Direction

Experts weigh in on the next steps Fisk University and its supporters should take toward successfully maneuvering beyond its financial woes.

Fisk University

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New Book Explores History of Black Studies

In her new book The Black Revolution on Campus, Dr. Martha Biondi of Northwestern University chronicles the turbulent 1960s student movement that resulted in the formation of Black studies programs.

Dr. Martha Biondi

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Thirteen Charged in FAMU Marching Band Hazing Death

A total of 33 people connected with hazing incidents involving the Florida A&M University marching band have been charged by Florida law enforcement officials, a state attorney in Orlando announced Wednesday. Thirteen were charged in the hazing death of former drum major Robert Champion.

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Florida A&M University Takes ‘Employment Actions’ over Hazing Incidents

Florida A&M University officials say “appropriate employment actions” have been taken against two music professors allegedly involved in hazing band members.

Robert Champion

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Tufts University Moving to Expand Black Studies Program

New Tufts University leadership aims to make up for lost time in responding to calls to establish a Black Studies program.

Dr. Joanne Berger-Sweeney

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Morehouse, Spelman Announce Partnerships with KIPP Charter School Network

Morehouse and Spelman Colleges become the first HBCUs to partner with a national network of charter schools to guarantee admission to low-income students.

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While FAMU Graduation Expected to Inspire, Hazing Controversy Lingers

When Florida A & M University holds graduation ceremonies Saturday for an expected 1,300 prospective graduates, much attention will be focused on senior Nicholas E. Young.

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Fayetteville State University Team Wins Business Plan Competition

A Fayetteville State University team captured first place in the annual Opportunity Funding Corporation’s Venture Challenge with a business plan for a thermoelectric device that can charge cell phones.

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Tennessee Supreme Court Declines To Hear Appeal on Fisk University Art

Fisk University cleared a major hurdle in its bid to sell half ownership in its prized Stieglitz Collection of art and photos, when the Tennessee Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal by the state’s attorney general to halt the sale.

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