Posted inCommunity, HBCUs

The HBCU Students Staying on Campus During the Holidays — And Loving It

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Xavier University alumna Destinee Kerr remembers being a broke freshman, barely scraping by to pay a phone bill and her out-of-state tuition.  She dreamed of attending the Bayou Classic, an annual Thanksgiving weekend event and football game in New Orleans. While Kerr always wanted to go, she could never afford it, let […]

Posted inCapital B Atlanta, Community, Culture, Higher Education

Clark Atlanta University Homecoming 2025 Guide: Events, Celebrations, and More

Alumni and students alike will be celebrating culture and community at Clark Atlanta University this week as homecoming 2025 kicks off. Events scheduled for Oct. 19-25 are sure to be full of fun and fellowship in the West End. This is your official event lineup to celebrate Panther pride! MONDAY State of the University and […]

Posted inHigher Education, Public Safety

HBCUs Were on Lockdown After Terrorist Threats

Several Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the country were on lockdown Thursday after a series of “terrorist threats.”  Early Thursday morning, Hampton University and Virginia State University said they received terrorist threats. Later, the list grew as Alabama State University, Clark Atlanta University, Southern University in Louisiana, and Bethune-Cookman in Florida reported threats. Spelman […]

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CultureCon at Clark Atlanta Shines Light on HBCU Education and Community

Against a backdrop of vibrant greens and blues, hundreds of HBCU students clad in cropped denims, bolded letterman jackets, and trendy telfars flooded Clark Atlanta University’s campus for the inaugural CultureCon on Campus student conference.  The student-centered event is under the umbrella of CultureCon, a conference that fosters community and connection for Black creatives and […]

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Residential Segregation in Metro Atlanta is Declining

Top of the morning! Happy weekend eve! Here is Your AM Rundown, with news updates in 400 words or less. Get caught up on headlines and other developments you might’ve missed.  Here’s what’s up in Atlanta today:  A Georgia State University study found that metro Atlanta’s residential segregation is on the decline. While neighborhoods, especially […]

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