(Above: (L-R) Panelists at the 2015 North Carolina HBCU Political Action Summit held at WSSU on Feb. 12 were Dr. Corey D.B. Walker of WSSU; Ayana D. Hernandez of North
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State-supported historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are under attack. They are graduating thousands of students who are productive and outstanding citizens. They are employing hundreds of people. They are
In photo: Columnist Benjamin F. Chavis Jr., who says Black America’s national leadership should immediately convene a summit. By Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. NNPA Columnist As we begin 2015, millions
(pictured above: Donald Reaves stands in the heart of WSSU’s campus.) It was a long time coming, but Donald Julian Reaves, 68, achieved his desire to lead a historically black
Winston-Salem State University makes auxiliary list We name 23 schools that have shown great success at graduating more than 50
Preliminary fall enrollment numbers indicate that North Carolina A&T State University has secured the largest enrollment of a historically black
(pictured above: WSSU Photo WSSU DPT students pose after their recent White Coat ceremony.) The lack of African Americans in Winston-Salem
A self-described “country boy” has been given the reins of Winston-Salem State University. Don’t mistake Dr. Elwood Robinson’s description as
More than 750 First-years arrive at WSSU (pictured above: Allison Sutton (center) gets help from her mother, Cheryl (right), grandmother, Alice.)
The HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) Male Summer Institute was held on the campus of Winston-Salem State University from
