News - June, 2003

Recent College Grads Face Hiring Freeze In a tight economy, many recent college graduates are turning the search for employment into a full-time job.  (6/24/2003) Howard Hails High Court Decision Supreme Court's Michigan case decisions find favor at Howard University, which had filed a friend-of-the-court brief.  (6/24/2003) Michigan Rulings Welcomed by Blacks in Legal Community African Americans in the legal community contacted after Monday's Supreme Court decisions cautiously welcomed the affirmative action rulings.  (6/24/2003) N.C. A&T Fund Drive Proving 'Very Effective' It started only in October, but North Carolina A&T's fund-raising drive has already raised the nearly $45 million of the $100 million it had planned for over five years.   (6/19/2003) Jayson Blair Case Prompts New Look at Teaching Ethics The Jayson Blair scandal is prompting a re-examination of how ethics is taught in college journalism programs, including those at Florida A&M, where an artist has shown what its new j-school will look like, and other HBCUs.   (6/4/2003)