The competition, which is designed to enhance STEM education in universities and also help NASA develop the next generation of robots, will be held for the next three years with possible continuation.
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Southern Pledges New Controls For Supervisors' Scholarship Program
In response to a new audit urging the Southern University System to tighten its oversight of a board member scholarship program, system president Ray Belton says he will recommend the supervisory body create more specific criteria for the awards and review current practices.
Grambling Eyes Rebuild for Nursing Program
Grambling State University’s undergraduate nursing program will have to be rebuilt from scratch, Janet Guyden, provost and vice president for academic affairs, said.
SIAC Announces Toyota as Automotive Sponsor
The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) is proud to announce a corporate partnership with Toyota Motor Corporation that will make Toyota the official automotive sponsor of the SIAC.
Alabama State Trustee Agrees to Anger Management in Assault Case
Alabama State University trustee Herbert Young pleaded not guilty but agreed to enter an anger management course in order to avoid assault charges following a physical altercation with former ASU football coach Reggie Barlow at a deposition in September.
Bennett Students Donate $1,000 Towards Fight Against Cancer
Students at the Martin Dixon Intergenerational Center (MDIC) on the campus of Bennett College donated $1,000 to the American Cancer Society recently through its “Change for Change” program in honor of the Bennett’s president, Rosalind Fuse-Hall, a cancer survivor.
Reports: Jackson State to Hire Tony Hughes as Next Football Coach
Jackson State will hire Tony Hughes as its next football coach, sources have confirmed to The Clarion-Ledger.
WSSU Trustee Donates $25,000 for Student Scholarships
A $25,000 donation from a member of the Winston-Salem State University Board of Trustees will create scholarships for financially challenged students while supporting academic excellence at the university.
Decision Nears in Potential Sale of Howard Television Station
WHUT, which now reaches roughly two million households in the Washington area, remains the only black-owned public station in the country and one of only a few black stations anywhere on television.
That may soon change.
Ruben Studdard Returns to Alabama A&M For Master's Degree
Alabama A&M University alumnus and entertainer Ruben Studdard returned to his alma mater last week to receive a master’s of arts from AAMU.
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