SC State University relocates students after Idalia damage
SC State University is forced to relocate nearly two dozen students after Idalia leaves some dorms and academic buildings with water damage
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BECOMING A BULLDOG: Large freshman class arrives at SC State
With so much interest in the school, the university is having to look for more housing options for its students.
ABC’s of Education: Allen University hits the road
Allen University, One of Columbia’s Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU) is getting ready to hit the road to give incoming students in the last phase of their enrollment process a early welcome to the collegiate family.
Collegiate Recovery Day at State House recognizes alcohol and drug abuse programs
Representatives from schools and organizations across the state shared their stories of hope and recovery to the crowd.
At the State House on Thursday, Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette joined the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services and academic partners from across the state to recognize National Collegiate Recovery Day.
HBCU College & Career Fair
It’s never too soon to start thinking about what career you would like to go into. The National Association of College Deans, Registrars and Admissions Officers (NACDRAO) is hoping to make that decision a little easier with the return of their 6th Annual HBCU
College Fair.
Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at Benedict College on accessible, affordable internet
On Monday afternoon, Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to around 200 students, staff, and other local officials at Benedict College’s David Swinton Campus Center.
SC celebrates first ‘National HBCU Day’
Today , Tuesday February 21, 2023 is national historical black colleges and universities day in South Carolina. The first celebration of it’s kind in the Palmetto State.
Sheriff: ‘No truth’ in HBCU president’s comments on bus stop
A South Carolina sheriff said a historically Black university president's statement accusing law enforcement officers of racial profiling in a recent bus stop was “just false.”
A South Carolina sheriff said a historically Black university president’s statement accusing law enforcement officers of racial profiling in a recent bus stop was “just false.”
US Vice President addresses SC State students at convocation event
On National Voter Registration Day, she urged all the students to exercise their right to vote.
FBI launches mentor program, teams up with local HBCU’s
The FBI Columbia field office is teaming up with six local HBCU’s to launch its first ever mentoring program. Mentors will provide professional guidance to their selected students by meeting with them at least once a month for the rest of the fall semester. Mentees are expected to initiate discussions with their mentor, seek feedback for areas of development, set goals, and ask for guidance regarding professional growth.
