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News - March, 2003
| FAMU Students Say They're in Dark on Security Threats FAMU students say they are not receiving information on campus about national threat advisories. (3/28/2003) |
| Journalists from 3 Black Colleges at National Convention (3/27/2003) |
| 91 Arrested as Largely Student Crowd Marches in N.Y. An anti-war crowd clashed with New York police after refusing to disperse after a rally. Some sat down in the street; 91 were arrested. (3/25/2003) |
| Blacks Turn Out in N.Y. to March Against War An anti-war rally in New York drew a crowd of 125,000 to 200,000, marching to festive sounds resembling an HBCU marching band. (3/25/2003) |
| At Southern, Passionate Comments After Bush Speech Students, faculty members and community leaders from Southern and Louisiana State universities spoke at a public forum after President Bush issued his ultimatum. (3/20/2003) |
| War on Iraq Black College Wire examines how the U.S. war on Iraq affects historically black colleges and universities. (3/20/2003) |
| Howard Students Question University Preparedness Howard University students question whether the school is prepared in event of an attack. (3/18/2003) |
| Feds Keeping Tabs on Foreign Students U.S. immigration officials are monitoring foreign students more closely with help from college administrators. (3/8/2003) |
| Accused 9/11 Planner Studied Jet Propulsion at HBCU Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, a graduate of N.C. A&T and suspected mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist acts, took courses there in thermodynamics, which covers the fundamentals of jet engines and combustion reaction. (3/5/2003) |
| Black Churches Renewing Commitment to Healing AIDS During March 2-8, black churches are renewing their commitment to members affected by AIDS. (3/4/2003) |
| Howard Law Students File Briefs In U. Michigan Case The issue should be race, not diversity, say four Howard University Law students who have written a friend-of-the-court brief in the Univ. of Michigan's affirmative action case. (3/3/2003) |
| ROTC Cadets Don't Worry About a Draft Should the draft be reinstated, ROTC cadets may be the safest people on campus. (3/3/2003) |
| Accused Triggerman in Custody in Killing of Southern U. Athlete The accused triggerman in the shooting death of Southern University football player James Allen has turned himself in. (3/3/2003) |
| FAMU Student Elected to City Commission Andrew Gillum, a FAMU student who won election to the Tallahassee City Commission, says the citizens had faith in him. (3/3/2003) |
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