Under and by the virtue of an execution issued out of the DISTRICT Court of MADISON County on a Judgment rendered against AARON HOVIS Defendant(s) and in favor GLADYS TURRUBARTES AND YADER ROMERO Plaintiff(s). I, […]
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Dr. Lloyd Walker was a rising Ph.D. candidate and researcher at Texas A&M University – deep in poultry science, publishing widely and contributing to innovations that helped make poultry the nation’s leading meat – when […]
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Alabama A&M University’s recently unveiled commissioned artwork by internationally acclaimed artist Charles Bibbs is now available for purchase. The original art, unveiled during the University’s 150th Anniversary Closing Ceremony, marks a momentous occasion that united […]
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LUT WILLIAMS,BCSP Editor ATLANTA, GA – For the second consecutive year, the Black college SportS page is pickingtwo all-American teams – what we dub the “Baad Teams” – from the 2025 football season (see above). […]
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The Department of Education’s move to reclassify nursing graduate programs as academic rather than professional degrees is raising concerns about access and equity. Perinatal nurse Keira Wise said the change could deter students from marginalized communities, while public defense attorney Lauren Corbin warned it may deepen financial barriers that already limit Black students pursuing advanced professional training.
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