HBCU Review: Fonzworth Bentley Lifts Students Up on UNCF Empower Me Tour
Plus, Howard U celebrates its 147th birthday.
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Fonzworth Bentley and Tai Beauchamp Encourage Students on the UNCF Empower Me Tour - BET’s Lift Every Voice host Fonzworth Bentley spoke to high school and college students on March 1 at the Charlotte stop of the sixth annual United Negro College Fund Empower Me Tour, a traveling college- and career-readiness program, presented by Wells Fargo. Bentley, along with other celebs, spoke to students about the power of education and more.(Photo: Courtesy Lawrence Cook Photography for Wells Fargo)
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HBCUs Band Together to Improve Online Education - Florida Memorial University, Oakwood University and Wiley College announced on Tuesday that they were banding together to launch the Center for Excellence in Distance Learning to help HBCUs with online education. "It will enhance the online courses that we will begin offering on June 23," Florida Memorial President Dr. Roslyn Artis said.(Photo: South Florida Sun-Sentinel/MCT /Landov)
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Morehouse Men Do "Spring Break" Service in Chicago - Instead of choosing to go home or hit the beach for spring break, 15 Morehouse students opted to spend their time volunteering in Chicago. The students are working in the Roseland community where Morehouse Chicago native Corey Hardiman, 22, founded the Enough Chicago organization to encourage youth to focus on education and expand community outlets.(Photo: Morehouse college)
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Delaware State Employees Seek More Money - Delaware State President Harvey Lee Williams’s top priority is to give raises to employees. About 185 employees are making less than $35,000 a year and to change that Williams requested $2.2 million, a 4 percent raise increase for all DSU employees.(Photo: Jay Premack/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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Alabama State Community Rallies Against Budget Cuts - Lawmakers are considering more than $10 million in budget cuts at Alabama State University and the students and faculty are not taking it lightly. Students, faculty and other members of the community rallied last week on the steps of the Alabama State House to object to the cuts.(photo: Alabama State University)
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