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Augustus Witherspoon, the namesake of Witherspoon Student Center, was the second African American to earn a doctorate from NC State and the first to become a full professor at the

Through artwork, dance, readings and performances, students at Willa Cather Elementary in East Garfield Park share what they've learned this Black History Month.

Targeted News Service provides Washington Bureau coverage, federal contract and contracting information for awards and for subcontracting opportunities, a congressional vote chart, federal and congressional press releases.

The National Pan-Hellenic Council, or the Divine Nine, cultivates community through campus outreach, professional development and social action.

The No. 16 Arkansas gymnastics team is finally back home after four meets on the road and has a big challenge with No. 6 Kentucky coming to town.

“He believed in connections,” Casey-Turner said. “When he moved to Champaign after graduating from Lane College, a lot of people who were in Champaign got their job from my father.”

“If you want to see change, you’ve got to make it, and by going here, you’re starting that chain reaction,” said Brandy Jackson, a senior at UK.

Weekly goings-on in and around Isla Vista.

Alumni Naccaman Williams, Curtis Ivery, Judd Semingson, Jennifer Ash and Jordan Glenn will be honored at an evening celebration on March 8.

Discover the revolutionary contributions of African American theatermakers and dancers in D.C., shaping culture and challenging injustices.