Education

By HBCU Lifestyle, Tamia Potter will be the first African American female in the Vanderbilt neurosurgery residency in Nashville. On “Match Day,” when thousands of medical school students anxiously awaited news of where they would […]

By Emma Whitford   Three things saved Morris Brown College, according to its president: God, alumni and the African Methodist Episcopal Church. After nearly two decades in bankruptcy proceedings, rebuilding a crumbling campus and seeking […]

Spotlight on: The Top Smaller HBCUs for STEM By The Hundred-Seven Published: December 2020 Did you know:  HBCUs graduate 25% of African-Americans who earn degrees in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) degrees? This number […]