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Why more college students, athletes are committing to HBCUs

HBCUs are exploding in popularity both in classrooms and on the court. By Abby Cruz (Courtesy of ABC News) It’s the time when high school graduates make that consequential decision: What’s next? Curtis Lawrence has made his choice. Behind those braces and that...

Clark Atlanta University and the University of Liberia Host Virtual Signing Ceremony to Establish Partnership of Educational Advancement

Originally Posted [ CISION PR Newswire ] Apr 14, 2021, 19:52 ET On Monday, April 19th at 11:00 a.m. Clark Atlanta University, the University of Liberia, and the Liberian Consulate in the State of Georgia in a spirit of mutual trust and collaboration, will host a...

Clothing line Support Black Colleges celebrates HBCUs in style

Originally Posted [ CBS News ] [Mar 8, 2021,09:57pm EST] by MCKAY BOLDEN Clothing brand Support Black Colleges aims to amplify the importance of historically Black colleges and universities and strives to encourage people to support and attend HBCUs. Co-founded in...

Morehouse College Starts VR Classes With VictoryXR

Originally Posted [ Forbes ] [Mar 9, 2021,09:00am EST] by Charlie Fink Morehouse College is teaching three classes in VR using the Victory XR platform (based on Engage), with support from Qualcomm, which provided an Oculus Quest 2 to students. The Quest utilizes the...

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