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News - March, 2005
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News of the Week (audio) Audio news summary for the week of March 28, 2005, by Chantel Harley of Howard University. (3/28/2005) |
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Morgan State Grilled on Money Management Audit shows $16.8 million not properly accounted for. (3/27/2005) |
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N.C. Central Alum Back from Service in Iraq Marquis Jackson helped process prisoners at detention camp. (3/27/2005) |
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Southern U. Man's Story: Internal Bleeding and Greeks' Broken Promises 5 Omega Psi Phi members charged with hazing; chapter suspended (3/24/2005) |
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Mixed Reaction to Mason's Tenure Innovations applauded; leadership style faulted. (3/21/2005) |
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Jackson State President Wants School to Be No. 1 HBCU Goal is to take school to the top in five years. (3/21/2005) |
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News of the Week (audio) Audio news summary for the week of March 21, 2005, by Chantel Harley of Howard University. (3/21/2005) |
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Alarms Fail as Fire Rips Through Rust College Dorm Rooms 160 students evacuated; fire officials, parents question school priorities. (WITH AUDIO) (3/20/2005) |
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Some HBCU Administrators Insist on Free Campus Press Southern, Langston, Lincoln of Missouri are three examples. (3/16/2005) |
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Hampton U. Preparing to Go Wireless HBCUs lagging behind other schools, company's survey indicates. (3/7/2005) |
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Battling Censorship of Campus Publications HBCUs might be disproportionately affected, says Student Press Law Center director. (3/7/2005) |
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Reaccredited Rust College Moves Forward "Without this accreditation, we will not be able to go on," said the college president. (3/6/2005) |
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News of the Week (audio) Audio news summary for the week of Feb. 28, 2005, by Chantel Harley of Howard University. (3/1/2005) |
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