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White House Initiative on HBCUs announces 2024 scholars – all D.C. and Maryland HBCUs represented 

The White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities has announced the 2024 class of scholars, comprising 110 exemplary students from 77 HBCUs, including six from D.C. and Maryland institutions, who will participate in workshops, leadership development programs, and networking events throughout the year.

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CNN’s Abby Phillip encourages Bowie State graduates to expect adversity  

By Deborah BaileyAFRO Contributing Editor Cable network anchor and Bowie High School graduate Abby Phillip reminded Bowie State University winter graduates Dec. 23 of the power of failure in life. Phillip, anchor of “CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip,” a Harvard graduate and a member of Bowie High School’s class of 2006, told the 405 graduates […]

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Howard, Morgan, Coppin, UMES, Bowie and Hampton: Baltimore County Public School children continue to choose HBCUs

By Ryan Coleman The National Bureau of Economic Research suggests predominantly White institutions can learn how to better support Black students by implementing best practices from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). This past year, Black students from George Washington Carver Arts and Technology High School, Western Tech, Randallstown, Pikesville, New Town and other high […]

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Bowie State University rallies after shooting incident at 2023 homecoming event

By Deborah Bailey, AFRO Contributing Editor, dbailey@afro.com Homecoming weekend posed difficulties for Bowie State University faculty, staff and students due to an unexpected shooting. But on Oct. 9, University president Aminta H. Breaux rallied the campus together to reflect on the incident and provide a forum for the campus community to raise their questions, voice […]

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