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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

Relationships, in my opinion, are not by accident. Every individual in my past or present is there for a particular reason and that season of my life has a purpose,

A 112-year-old Black fraternity spoke out against Gov. DeSantis for promoting insensitive, discriminatory, and racist policies.\

Items of interest around the Waco area, in brief.

After a four-year hiatus, 2023 saw the return of SLU hosting Greek Week. The Order of Omega, an organization comprising the best of Greek life at SLU, hosted the event. The Greek organizations at SLU split into four groups for a weeklong competition meant to bring the Greek community together and promote camaraderie. The teams...

Whoever said blood is thicker than water clearly never pledged to a sorority!

The U.S. Navy Recruiting Outreach and Diversity has announced the establishment of the “Divine Nine” ambassador program to build stronger relationships with students, faculty, administration and alumni at HBCUs.

Zeta Phi Beta, a sorority whose UT chapter was founded in 1974, has recently grown in strength and has been recognized by many for the members’ commitment to the historically

Ugochi Iloka joined the 40/29 news team as a Reporter in January 2013.   Ugochi reports on 40/29 News and 4029tv.

Clara Jackson McLaughlin, owner and publisher of the Florida Star newspaper, died Sunday in hospice care at her daughter's house in Houston. She was 81.