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How Did Dr. Wayne Robinson Die? Former Professor, And a Beloved Chapter Advisor Dies Not only did Dr. Robinson leave a lasting impression on the minds and hearts of the

EASTON — Three long-time participants in the Talbot Mentors mentorship program graduated from college during the 2022-2023 school year.

Depending on the state, participating in hazing activities may result in a fine, misdemeanor charge or a felony charge if the hazing results in serious bodily harm or death.

JONESBORO — A newly established scholarship endowment at Arkansas State University has been created by the Alpha Phi Alpha Theta Upsilon Alumni Association.

By Aziah Siid | Word In Black - Morgan State University, a 156-year-old HBCU in Baltimore, was hit by a shooting during Homecoming Week, leaving four people injured and causing a shelter-in-place order, despite the school's history of isolated incidents of violence and its recent accomplishments.

With more than 25 years in the game, actor E. Roger Mitchell still gets the same excitement on the set of Tyler Perry's, A Jazzman's Blues as he did when showing up to his first acting job. The seasoned actor shares many laughs and stories with Dr. Christina Greer about his childhood in Miami and his passion for creating Black content with BET. The pair also discuss his love for HBCUs, stage acting, and the power of a good conch salad.

The football team, President Wendy Wintersteen, Vice President of Student Affairs Toyia Younger, members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. and more gathered under the Campanile for the closing ceremony of a year-long commemoration marking 100 years since Jack Trice’s death.  Younger, the chair of the committee that planned the year-long commemoration, called her experience...

Iowa State President Wendy Wintersteen, Vice President of Student Affairs Toyia Younger, members of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, the Cyclone football team and coaching staff, plus many other ISU students and fans gathered under the Campanile Sunday afternoon. It was the closing ceremony of a year-long commemoration of 100 years since Jack Trice’s death.  Photojournalist […]

Libraries across the United States celebrate banned book week from Oct. 1-7. Randall Library held their annual banned book read-in on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. Chris Robinson, opening speaker and coordinator, welcomed and expressed gratitude towards those attending the read-in. Robinson gave historical background information about the first banned book in the United States up...

Racist graffiti was discovered on a Marquette University campus sidewalk, Monday night. The Marquette University Police Department is currently investigating to determine who is responsible for the incident. The graffiti read “KKK 4L” The Marquette Wire believes that showing the image will only continue to perpetuate a cycle of hate; therefore, we are choosing not...