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News - July, 2003
| War in Iraq Claims Student from HBCU A student at North Carolina A&T who was called to active duty has become what is believed to be the first casualty from an HBCU since the war began in Iraq. Also: Soldier's Brother Wants to Keep Fighting (7/27/2003) |
| Report Card Fails Schools in 6 Cities A federal study shows that public school students in six cities scored below the national average in reading and writing, which could interfere with their ability to compete for college. (7/24/2003) |
| A&T Expected to Grow to 9,500 Students North Carolina A&T State University is trying to boost its enrollment, and plans to reach 9,500 students this fall. (7/14/2003) |
| Will HBCUs Be Spared Large Tuition Increases? Students at most state schools face tuition increases, but there are signs that at some black colleges, tuition rates may go up more slowly. (7/11/2003) |
| Soldier's Brother Wants to Keep Fighting "I want to do this one for him," says Navy brother of slain A&T soldier. (7/10/2003) |
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