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Former Oklahoma Congressman Urges GOP to Focus More on Minority Issues

The Republican Party cannot survive unless it makes more inroads among Blacks and other minority groups…

Ivy League Football Has First Black Head Coach

Columbia University recently became the first Ivy League college to hire an African-American to lead its football program…

Leadership & Policy

Maryland University System Gets 14.5 Percent Increase in Budget; HBCUs to Receive Additional $5.9 Million

Gov. Robert Ehrlich proposed raising higher education funding by $172 million for the upcoming fiscal year…

Leadership & Policy

A Long, Winding Road

As we close 2005, it’s been a year unlike any other in terms of changes at Cox, Matthews and Associates…

Leveraging Potential

Dr. Stanley Battle, president of Coppin State University, takes comfort in knowing that his “children” are close by…

2005: A Year In Review

Last year would close out with a natural disaster that was beyond anyone’s comprehension…

African-American

Making History

Making History Dr. Marvalene Hughes, the first female or African-American to be named president of California State University-Stanislaus, is named president of Dillard University, also making her the Louisiana university’s first female president. Dr. JoAnn W. Haysbert, provost of Hampton University in Hampton, Va., becomes the first female president of historically Black Langston University and […]

Faculty & Staff

Professional Appointments

Dr. Kishi Animashaun has been named assistant professor in the department of African-American studies at Syracuse University. She received a bachelor’s from Tulane University, a master’s from the City University of New York, a master’s from the University of Maryland and a doctorate from the University of Michigan. Dr. Pamela Christian has been named associate […]

Faculty & Staff

Xavier President Urges Students to Return to New Orleans School

The choice for 18-year-old Bria Miller was an easy one. Once she heard that classes were resuming…

New Orleans’ Black Colleges Prepare to Reopen in January

Three historically Black colleges and universities in New Orleans are still reeling from the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, but are planning to resume classes in January.

North CarolinaCentral University Votes To Move To Division I

Trustees at North Carolina Central University voted last month to approve moving the school’s sports…

eBay Founder Establishes Microfinance Partnership With Tufts University

Pierre Omidyar, the founder of eBay and co-founder of Omidyar Network, together with his wife…

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