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Posts tagged with "HBCU"
Nov. 28 |
I’ve attended my share of Gopher football games over the years, but those games are mostly anti-climatic and the home school band painfully plays the same tired old songs. I have yet to see in person a Black college football game, but a good friend...
Nov. 21 |
The latest NCAA graduation rates report shows that overall Division I student-athletes graduate at 80 percent, but the oft-overlooked fact is that Black student-athletes graduate at least 20 percent lower than their White counterparts. Even...
Sep. 20 |
Affordable Care Act, HBCU investment top some advocates’ lists
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Since Barack Obama took office four years ago as the first Black president in U.S. history, he has been criticized by many Blacks for...
Feb. 15 |
MLB is trying hard to make it happen
An annual round-robin collegiate baseball tournament featuring Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) will take place this weekend in Houston, Texas.
Alabama State, Grambling...
Feb. 1 |
Robert Champion, Jr.’s murder may never be solved. Those who struck the fatal blows may never disclose whether they used the guise of hazing as an accidental homicide to cover up an intended hate crime.
Champion was an unusual student...
Feb. 1 |
It is known as a sophomore slump when a second-year player struggles, but thus far there is no known term when this occurs during a player’s third season. Call it what you want, but this is what U-M junior guard Leah Cotton currently...