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Georgetown University Celebrates ƬƵ Centennial

Robert M. Groves, Interim President of Georgetown University, cordially hosts a series of events celebrating ƬƵ’s Centennial. As part...

Ready, Set, Row! ƬƵ Becomes the First HBCU in the Nation to Offer Co-ed Varsity Rowing Program

ƬƵ is thrilled to announce that rowing will become an official university sport in fall 2025, breaking barriers as the...

ƬƵ Kicks Off Centennial Celebration Marking 100 Years of Excellence

The ƬƵ campus was alive with excitement on Friday, January 17, as it officially kicked off its year-long celebrations...

Campus Will Remain Closed on Friday, January 24th Due to Snowfall

Due to the unprecedented snowfall, the campus will remain closed on Friday, January 24th. Classes will be held online. Out of an abundance of...

ƬƵ’s Center for Minority Health Hosts Week of Events to Promote Women’s Wellness

For almost 100 years, ƬƵ’s College of Pharmacy (COP) has been a leader in reducing health disparities,...

Building An Equitable Society: Mark Raymond Jr. (’12) is Increasing Accessibility Offerings in New Orleans, Including Helping the City Prepare for the 2025 Super Bowl - Mardi Gras Weekend

In a split second, everything was different for Mark Raymond Jr., ‘12. Once unaffected by limited accessibility standards, the New...

ƬƵ Launches Newly Accredited Master of Science in Genetic Counseling Program

For nearly 100 years, ƬƵ has stood at the forefront of transforming the landscape of healthcare in the United States....

The FBR Foundation Donates $125,000 To Create PreMed Scholarship Fund at ƬƵ

The FBR Foundation has established The Fred Renwick Endowed Scholarship for PreMed Students at ƬƵ through a $125,000...

Tiana’s ƬƵ Adventure: Three ƬƵites Helped to Create the Magical Experience

The perfect recipe for a fairy tale includes lots of pixie dust, creativity, and an impeccable imagination for making the impossible real and true...

Reviving a Deeply Rooted History Opera Returns to ƬƵ

ƬƵ is known for serving as a cornerstone for Black students and excellence. Part of this legacy is its service as a home and haven for Black...

ƬƵ Receives $200,000 Community CareGrant and Commemorative Park Bench from Aflac

For almost 100 years, ƬƵ’s College of Pharmacy (COP) has trained generations of pharmacists to serve the...

ƬƵites Christian Davis and Sydney Vander are the American Heart Association’s 2024-2025 HBCU Scholars

For the past 100 years, ƬƵ has encouraged its students, from the moment they arrive on campus, to pursue academic...

ƬƵ University Students’ Transformative Journey to Taiwan

ƬƵ prides itself on cultivating a learning environment that extends beyond the classroom, fostering both academic and...

ƬƵ Alumna Embarks on Tour Promoting Book on Leadership and Empowerment

When Ronicka Briscoe, (‘06) Ph.D., joined the Greater New Orleans Corp the same year she graduated from ƬƵ,...

Exploring Faith and Culture: Shaylyn Cothron’s Journey Through the Institute for Black Catholic Studies at ƬƵ University

Shaylyn Cothron’s journey through the Institute for Black Catholic Studies (IBCS) at ƬƵ is a testament to the...

ƬƵ Hosts HUD Delegation from Japan

For nearly 100 years, ƬƵ’s mission to create a more just and humane society has extended far beyond its home...

ƬƵ Named 2024 Fulbright HBCU Institutional Leader by the U.S. Department of State

ƬƵ is proud to be named a Fulbright Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Institutional Leader for 2024....

ƬƵ Remembers Professor Emeritus, Founder of Summer Pre-college Programs and Pre-medical Program; Education Trailblazer, Dr. J.W. Carmichael

The impressive legacy of the late J.W. Carmichael Jr., Ph.D., reaches across the generations and far beyond the university he called home for...

ƬƵ Partners with Argonne National Laboratory (U.S. Department of Energy) Towards Advancing Energy Storage and a Cleaner Future

ƬƵ, with its long history of supporting environmental and social justice initiatives to create impactful change, has...

ƬƵ Mourns the Passing of Sybil Haydel Morial

The ƬƵ community mourns the passing of Sybil Haydel Morial, a member of the class of 1952 and long-serving administrator at ƬƵ for 28...

ƬƵ University and Ochsner Health System Receives Full Accreditation for Physician Assistant Program

ƬƵ, in partnership with Ochsner Health, has received national accreditation from the Accreditation Review Commission on...

ƬƵ’s Institute for Black Catholic Studies Awards Three Master of Theology Degrees this Summer

Founded in 1925 by St. Katharine Drexel and the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, ƬƵ is the nation’s only historically Black Catholic...

ƬƵ Alums participate in Black Male Health Empowerment Event

Three ƬƵ alumni, including The Honorable Marcus Delarge ('06), Mark Boucree ('95), and Craig...

ƬƵ Scores $4.2M Grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Division of Materials Research (DMR)

ƬƵ proudly announces it is the recipient of a transformative $4.2 million grant from the U.S. National Science...

Learn about African American Tea Culture at the Parkway Central Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia with “Black Tea Rhapsody: An Homage to African American Tea Culture” Exhibition

The Parkway Central branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania is proud to host the “Black Tea Rhapsody: An Homage to...

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