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What Could the Metaverse Mean for Higher Education?

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, made waves last fall when it announced the so-called metaverse. In a few years, this metaverse could be interoperable networks of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) that blend physical and digital spaces.

Morehouse College's digital twin campus

Community Colleges

What's in a Name? Turns Out, A Lot

Five community colleges in Virginia found their namesakes came with a troubling history of racism.

Staff at Laurel Ridge Community College's Middletown Campus stand next to their new sign. The college changed its name on June 3, from Lord Fairfax Community College.

Three Massachusetts State Universities Receives Nearly $3 Million from NSF

Framingham State University, Bridgewater State University, and Worcester State University have received a nearly $3 million grant to create a national model for a state university system to recruit, retain, and promote cohorts of STEM faculty of color.

Framingham State University

Princeton Renaming Building After Longest-serving Election Poll Worker in the U.S.

Princeton University is renaming a university building in honor of Laura Wooten, the longest-serving election poll worker in the U.S. Wooten volunteered at local, primary, and general election polls in New Jersey for 79 years.

Tennessee State University Students Learn About Music Industry Via Three-week Music Accelerator Program

Tennessee State University students recently had the opportunity to learn about the music industry via a three-week TSU Maymester Music Accelerator Program.

Tennessee State University

Jackson State University Launches Tiger Ready Scholarship Program

Jackson State University has launched a scholarship program for first-time-in-college freshmen, the Tiger Ready Scholarship. The scholarship is a one-time award of up to $1,000 to incoming students without other scholarships towards tuition costs.

Jackson State University

Howard University and Union Formalize Three-Year Agreements for Adjuncts and Non-Tenured Faculty

Howard University and the union for adjunct faculty and non-tenured track faculty have formalized two three-year agreements to support adjunct and non-tenure track faculty.

Howard University

Partnering to Success - The Future of HBCUs

On the last day of the HELF conference, HBCU leaders and stakeholders discussed how partnerships can bring long-term sustainability and build opportunities for research.

Presidents of Benedict College (Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis), Norfolk State University (Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston), and Virginia State University (Dr. Makola Abdullah) discuss partnerships between HBCUs.

HBCUs in Collaboration to Tell Their Stories

Attendees and panelists of the 2022 HELF conference addressed the difficulties HBCUs face, including a lack of funding, and brainstormed ways in which they can better tell their stories.

Brookdale Community College Joins 2022 Achieving the Dream Network

Brookdale Community College is joining the 2022 cohort of the Achieving the Dream (ATD) Network to improve equity, access, and student success.

Brookdale Community College

Hampton University to Host ‘Celebrating a Legend’s Legacy: The Harvey Years Gala’

Hampton University will be hosting the ‘Celebrating a Legend’s Legacy: The Harvey Years Gala’ in honor of Hampton President Dr. William R. Harvey 6 p.m. Saturday, June 11, at the Hampton University Convocation Center.

St. Petersburg Community College to Assist African American Male High School Graduates Transition to College

St. Petersburg Community College will be helping African American male high school graduates who want to attend there, via its new FAAME program.

St Petersburg Community College

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