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Savannah State Dance Ensemble to Perform at Super Bowl XXXIX Halftime Show News release in PDF format Essie Mae Washington-Williams Memoir Recalls HBCU Days in Orangeburg, S.C. The State, Columbia, S.C. Battle of the Bands: The Lively Show Goes on at the Dome Atlanta Journal-Constitution Battle of Bands Will Go on Sunday Following Weather Delay Atlanta Journal-Constitution Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp, Subject of New "Glory Road" Movie, Defended Las Vegas Sun Cosby Beneficiaries Take Survival Skills to Hampton Springfield Republican, Mass. Tennessee State, Fisk to Be Commended for Grad Rates Nashville City Paper HBCU in W.Va., 88% White, Works to Recruit More Blacks Jackson Clarion-Ledger, Miss. Tuskegee Band Marches on Atlanta Montgomery Advertiser, Ala. Ole Miss Law Students Receive Affirmative Action Benefit Daily Mississippian Md. Gov. Announces Major Building Projects at Coppin State, Morgan State Baltimore Sun N.C. Central Welcomes Famed Saxophonist Durham Herald-Sun, N.C. Richard Flamer, Former FAMU Vice President, Dies Tallahassee Democrat 60,000 Fans Expected at HBCU "Battle of the Bands" AOL BlackVoices Branford Marsalis to Be Artist-in-Residence at N.C. Central Durham Herald-Sun, N.C. College Board Head Says More African Americans Needed Teaching Advanced Placement Courses Arkansas Democrat-Gazette A Closer Look at the 6 Finalists for Tennessee State President Nashville Tennessean BET Goes Back to Class With the Return of "College Hill" News release 2 Department Chairs Demoted at Benedict; Disapproved of Grades Policy The State, Columbia, S.C. 7 at Alabama A&M Interested in President John Gibson's Post on Interim Basis Huntsville Times, Ala. Bid to Bring MEAC to Raleigh 'Strong,' Its Writer Says Raleigh News & Observer 12 N.C. Central Students Picked for All Star Jazz Band Durham Herald-Sun, N.C. Savannah State, U.Md.-Eastern Shore Among Worst Teams in Division I Men's Basketball Washington Post Grambling Coach Spears' Wild Ride Monroe News-Star, La. Marley Foundation Invites FAMU Choir to Sing in Ethiopia; Choir Raising Money Tallahassee Democrat FAMU Band to Play at Super Bowl Tallahassee Democrat Grambling State to Make Interim Coach Spears Permanent Monroe News-Star, La. Grambling State's Judson Making Mark on Adminstration Bastrop Daily Enterprise, La. First HBCU All-Star Classic Was Step in NFL Direction BlackAmericaWeb.com Clark Atlanta Alumni President Gives Girls Tips on Coping Memphis Commercial Appeal Cutting Black-White Gap Would Yield 10,000 More Black College Grads Annually USA Today Graduation Rates Weak at Many of Ga.'s Public Colleges Atlanta Journal-Constitution At N.C. Central, Urban League's Marc Morial Cites Blacks' Political Gains, Lingering Wealth Gaps Durham Herald-Sun, N.C. Fisk, Tennessee State Singled Out for Good Job on Graduation Rates Nashville City Paper Time Poll: 52% of Young Adults "in Debt" When They Finish College News release 'Dream Luncheon' Gets FAMU $107K Tallahassee Democrat Clayton State Gets Archivist Atlanta Journal-Constitution U. Michigan President Reaches Out to Black Students in Detroit Church Michigan Daily King Wouldn't Stand for Sports' Hiring Inequities Kevin Blackistone column, Dallas Morning News Tennessee State to Expose Business Students to Other Countries' Economies, Business Practices Nashville Tennessean Ken Gibson of Kentucky State Now in U.S. Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame Associated Press AAUP Report Criticizes Benedict Firings The State, Columbia, S.C. HBCU All-Star Classic This Weekend in New Orleans Black AmericaWeb.com To Curb Suicides, Howard U. Sociologist Works on Grant Proposal to Screen HBCU Students Washington Post Student Groups Plan to Expand Cleanup Campaign Tallahassee Democrat In Philly Survey, 40% of Black Businesses Have Difficulty Finding Trained Staff News release Midnight Saturday Is Deadline for HBCU Students to Submit Business Plans for Contest Black Enterprise U. of S.C. President Hails Partnerships with HBCUs Times and Democrat, Orangeburg, S.C. Jackson State U. Among 7 to Get Funds to Certify Minority Teachers Jackson Clarion-Ledger, Miss. Dillard Student Wins 2nd Place for Essay New Orleans Times-Picayune Barber-Scotia Considers Heading in New Direction Charlotte Observer Fritz Pollard, First Black Coach in NFL, Gets Vote of Respect South Florida Sun-Sentinel Gay Students Of Color to Hold First National Conference 365gay.com Wearing History Well: Firm Focuses on HBCU Sports Logos Business Week Former Slave Built Business Empire, Served on Wilberforce Board Nashville Tennessean Essence Defies Hip-Hop Stereotypes New York Sun Sexism in Rap Sparks Essence Magazine to Say, 'Enough!' Christian Science Monitor FAMU Band to Join Showcase Sunday St. Petersburg Times 4 HBCU Stars Among 15 Finalists for Pro Football Hall of Fame News release Black Student Thrives in 'New Frontier' -- Harvard Baltimore Sun Richard Koonce, on Leave as Adviser to Spartan Echo at Norfolk State, Injured in Crash Akron Beacon Journal Morehouse Student Fights Advanced-Stage Hodgkin's Disease Kansas City Star The Long Road to Morehouse Kansas City Star Race, Finances Factor in Differing Graduation Rates at U. Mich. Michigan Daily Woes at Colleges Under Her Watch Dog Former Morris Brown Chief Atlanta Journal-Constitution Md. Plan to Offer Joint MBA Meets Fears It Could Affect HBCUs Baltimore Sun Dean of Winston-Salem State Business School to Retire Winston-Salem Journal, N.C. Raleigh Has Shot at Hosting Mid-Atlantic Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Raleigh News & Observer Ex-Student Sues Morris Brown Atlanta Journal-Constitution Alabama Shakespeare Festival's Madam C.J. Walker Scholarship Aids Alabama State Montgomery Advertiser, Ala. St. Augustine's College Nears Deal to Increase TV Station's Exposure Raleigh News & Observer Sheridan Broadcasting Names Black College All-American Team Daily Press, Newport News, Va. Students at 3 HBCUs Report No Use of Non-Medical Prescription Stimulants News release, University of Michigan Alcorn State Concert Choir to Sing at Inauguration Biloxi Sun Herald, Miss. U. of Ga. Steps up Black Recruitment Atlanta Journal-Constitution Gene Thompson of Delaware to Coach at Virginia State Wilmington News-Journal, Del. Tom Joyner Foundation Partners With National Education Association, 7 HBCUs News release Alex Coleman, U. of Arkansas-Pine Bluff Student, Shot and Killed in Kansas City Kansas City Star Party Time in College Mags N.Y. Daily News N.C. Central Looks for Fund-Raising Chief to Head Campaign Durham Herald-Sun, N.C. CME Church Allocates $2 Million to Texas College News release |
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