NCCU student wins startup contest for HBCU student-entrepreneurs
North Carolina Central University student entrepreneur Jahmir Hamilton won $2,500 in cash and first place at a pitch contest sponsored by PNC on Friday.
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Five NC HBCUs will receive $150K grant from NC IDEA to boost entrepreneurship
Five Historically Black Colleges and Universities in North Carolina will receive grants of $150,000 each from the NC Black Entrepreneurship Council.
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Mebane native, NC A&T alum, named the 2023 Modern-Day Technology Leader
Jerrod Ray, born in Mebane and an alumnus of NC A&T University, will receive top honors as the 2023 Modern-Day Technology Leader.
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Guest opinion: Teeing up diversity in golf and technology
The technology skills gap continues to challenge business leaders across industries. Earlier this month, SAS hosted an event that might inspire change.
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SAS to host 16 HBCU golf teams for invitational as part of annual SAS Championship
Sixteen golf teams from leading Historically Black Colleges and Universities will compete in the inaugural HBCU Invitational Oct. 14-16. The first-of-its-kind tournament will take place alongside the 22nd annual SAS Championship, one of the premier tournaments on the PGA Tour Champions.
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IBM adds North Carolina Central to Cybersecurity Leadership Center list
North Carolina Central University is being added to IBM’s growing list of Cybersecurity Leadership Centers as part of a drive to boost cybersecurity jobs training.
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How a local HBCU prioritizes student success and wellness
Through personal, professional and financial support, Elizabeth City State University prioritizes student success on all levels.
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5 NC HBCUs to receive $2M+ from PNC to boost entrepreneurship
Five Historically Black Colleges and Universities will receive a combined $2 million, or more, in three-year grants to expand entrepreneurship programs.
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$1M grant from Google.org enables CodeHouse to expand into NC
The Atlanta-based CodeHouse will expand into North Carolina to provide programs for students at HBCUs, and Google.org is awarding the organization a $1 million grant to do so.
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