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University of Akron Brings Nap Pods to Campus to Improve Student Mental Health

The University of Akron has brought nap pods to campus, allowing students to get some light shuteye throughout the day.

Registered Apprenticeship Rare at Minority Serving Institutions

Registered Apprenticeship mixes paid on-the-job training with relevant school instruction in everything from plumbing to social work.

Dr. Marybeth Gasman

Texas A&M University-San Antonio Offers Texas Two Step Program to Train Women for Tech Careers

Texas A&M University-San Antonio is offering a program to train women for careers in technology.

Texas A&m University San Antonio

Community Colleges

Dodge City Community College and Helicopter Flight Training Company Settle Lawsuit with VA for $7.5 Million

Dodge City Community College (DCCC) and a private helicopter flight instructor training company have agreed to pay a combined $7.5 million to settle a lawsuit with the VA after it was found that Post-9/11 GI Bill program rules were broken.

Dodge City Community College

American University Staff to Go on Strike if Negotiations Fail

Hundreds of American University (AU) staff will go on labor strike next week if negotiations do not result in a contract by Aug. 22, when students return.

American University

Madera Community College Wins $1 Million from Lumina Foundation Competition

Madera Community College will receive $1 million after winning top prize in The Lumina Foundation competition, “Million Dollar Community College Challenge.”

Madera Community College

Howard University Partners with Agriculture Department for Diversity Fellowship Program

Howard University is partnering with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) for a new FAS Diversity Fellowship Program, which will support students getting master’s degrees in agribusiness or agricultural economics.

Howard University

Working Together, HBCUs and City Leadership Can Create Thriving Economies

City councils and HBCUs need to “connect the dots” between the graduates that HBCUs produce and the local economy, creating a system of equitable economic empowerment from which both benefit.

Little Rock, Arkansas.

Inflation and Cost of Living Impact Hiring at Tennessee’s HBCUs

Lower salaries can impact hiring. But where funding and staff fall short in Tennessee, partnerships have blossomed.

University of Albany Selected Lead School for $2.5 Million NSF Grant for Minority Students in STEM

The University at Albany will be the lead school for a $2.5 million grant from the NSF with the goal of increasing underrepresented minority students in STEM.

University Of Albany

Morris Brown College Partners with T.I. and Moolah Wireless to Give Students Free Tablets

Morris Brown College is partnering with Grammy Award-winning artist Clifford “T.I.” Harris and Moolah Wireless to give more than 200 free tablets with 12 months of data service to Morris Brown students to celebrate the restoration of the school.

Morris Brown College

Drexel University Will Offer Reduced Tuition for Community College Grads from Pennsylvania and New Jersey

Drexel University will be making its bachelor’s degree programs more affordable by cutting tuition cost in half for community college graduates from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, starting 2023, as part of its Drexel Promise program.

Drexel University Will Halve Tuition For Community College Grads From Pennsylvania And New Jersey, Starting 2023

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