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South Dakota is more than 8% Indigenous, but both the faculty and staff and the student body makeup at Board of Regents universities range from 0% to 3.25% Indigenous.

Pioneering advocacy and opportunity in tech and beyond: Tia Wiggins' inspiring STEM journey  - SiliconANGLE

In August 2022, alumna Madison Payne founded Black Students for Artistic Expression at the University of Tennessee, creating a haven for Black students to freely express themselves. Born out of

Part of his gift will go toward scholarships for student leaders to make those roles accessible to more students.

What Was Sundy Whiteside Cause of Death? Board President of SLACO Passed Away She was a devoted individual dedicated to infusing love

Peeples has been serving in the role in an interim capacity since July 2023.

Jahari George was shot and killed near the campus of Norfolk State University on Sept. 2. Police in Norfolk have announced that three men have been arrested.

Dr. Pamela McCauley, the first African American woman to receive an engineering PhD in the State of Oklahoma, will speak on campus Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 10:30 AM, location REPF

This initiative provides certifications and career readiness training to prepare transitioning service members, veterans, National Guard members, reservists and military spouses for rewarding careers in manufacturing.

It can’t be easy handling the kind of work Mario Romero-Ortega does daily.