Thursday, March 25, 2021

COVID-19 issues wipes out Howard-Delaware State matchup

PVAMU Soccer nabs pair of SWAC weekly honors

It is officially #1887Strikes Giving Day here at FAMU!

CIAA Student-Athlete Spotlight: Morgana Johnson - Bowie State University

New episode of 'Why Not Us: North Carolina Central Basketball' streaming now on ESPN+

Adams' 2 home runs lifts Grambling softball over Jackson State 7-6

Bison Men’s Tennis Begins 2021 Campaign at The Mount

Dillard Volleyball Travels To Tougaloo For Final GCAC Round-Up This Weekend

MSU Baxter Selected to Participate in 2021 State Farm College Slam Dunk & 3-Point Championships

Morgan's Baxter Selected to Participate in 2021 Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship

Howard Track & Field Continues Outdoor Season At The Raleigh Relays

CUNY Names Dr. Patricia Ramsey as Sixth President of Medgar Evers College


Brooklyn, NY (March 22, 2021) -- The CUNY Board of Trustees today voted to appoint Dr. Patricia Ramsey, an innovative educator with extensive experience as a leader at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), as the sixth president of Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn. The CUNY senior college, a Predominantly Black Institution and an Emerging Hispanic-Serving Institution, was created in response to community advocacy in 1970 and named for the iconic civil rights leader slain seven years earlier.

Dr. Ramsey earned a bachelor’s degree in biology education from Norfolk State University, a master’s in botany from Howard University, a master’s in biology from Harvard University and the Ph.D. in biology from Georgetown University.  She completed leadership programs in the Civic Leadership Institute, Harvard University’s Institute for Educational Management and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities’ Millennium Leadership Initiative.

Dr. Ramsey, whose appointment is effective May 1, will be the first woman to serve as the president of Medgar Evers College. A biologist by training, she comes to CUNY from the Thurgood Marshall College Fund in Washington, D.C., where she spent the past year as a senior executive fellow. She previously served as provost and vice president for academic affairs at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, the oldest degree granting HBCU in the nation. She began her career as a biology professor and brings more than three decades of wide-ranging experience as an educator, scientist, scholar and student-focused leader at universities in Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina.

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. @coppinsports Tarke, @HUAthletics1868 Warren lead BOXTOROW All-America teams

North Carolina A&T Men's T&F Heads to Texas For Prestigious Texas Relays

He decommitted from Louisville. Now, a dozen schools are all after Bobby Pettiford

Since decommitting, he’s openly expressed on Twitter his interest in playing for an HBCU.  LeVelle Moton’s North Carolina Central Eagles and Will Jones’ North Carolina A&T Aggies, two of the top programs in the MEAC, have been in touch with Pettiford, as have Coppin State and Hampton.

Morgan Volleyball To Face Delaware State In Crucial Home-And-Home Series

Southern's football game against Deion Sanders' Jackson State moves to ESPN

Alabama A&M - Grambling State game canceled; Connell Maynor reacts (Video)

Alabama State football vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff: Keys to victory for Week 4

#UAPBAthletics Weekend Schedule

Out of the Mouths of Babes, the Twelfth Man Prevailed!

Texas A&M's Jordan Nixon gave a heartfelt interview after hitting the game-winner to go to the Sweet 16.  The nugget here is the topic of "Trust."

DSU Women's Golf Update

Alabama A&M Home Football Game vs. Grambling Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Protocols

DSU Volleyball Takes on Morgan State in Home Finale