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Entrepreneur Jesse Ross is Renovating a Building to Help Small Black Business Owners in Minneapolis

Entrepreneur Jesse Ross is Renovating a Building to Help Small Black Business Owners in Minneapolis

HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesDecember 26, 2022small businesses, small business funding, entrepreneurship

Black-Owned Discovery App Receives Recognition by PayPal and Mastercard

Black-Owned Discovery App Receives Recognition by PayPal and Mastercard

HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesDecember 10, 2022black business, black owned businesses, black business directory

Aspiring Black Journalists Can Develop Their Talents with Forbes’ Program

Aspiring Black Journalists Can Develop Their Talents with Forbes’ Program

HBCU News, College LifeTaneia SurlesDecember 2, 2022journalism, journalist, fellowships

Youngest Black Woman to Ever Raise $10 Million in Funding Takes Skincare and Mental Health by Storm

Youngest Black Woman to Ever Raise $10 Million in Funding Takes Skincare and Mental Health by Storm

HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesNovember 22, 2022mental health, funding, black owned

Arkansas Baptist College Hosts the First HBCU Black Wall Street Career Fest

Arkansas Baptist College Hosts the First HBCU Black Wall Street Career Fest

HBCU NewsThe HBCU Career CenterNovember 15, 2022Arkansas Black Wall Street Career Fest

This Founder Helps Black Doctoral Students Perfect Their Dissertations

This Founder Helps Black Doctoral Students Perfect Their Dissertations

College Life, HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesNovember 2, 2022doctoral, doctorate, dissertation writing

Zillow Announces 2nd Annual HBCU Housing Hackathon

Zillow Announces 2nd Annual HBCU Housing Hackathon

HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesAugust 29, 2022HBCU, real estate, tech skills

Morgan State Becomes the First 4-Year College to Join Amazon’s Pre-Paid Tuition Program

Morgan State Becomes the First 4-Year College to Join Amazon’s Pre-Paid Tuition Program

HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesAugust 16, 2022morgan state university, career, HBCU News

Claflin University Announces New Initiative for High School Students

Claflin University Announces New Initiative for High School Students

HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesAugust 5, 2022HBCUs in South Carolina, HBCU News, HBCU programs

The Pepper Startup Grant for Black Women is Now Open for Applications

The Pepper Startup Grant for Black Women is Now Open for Applications

HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesAugust 4, 2022the pepper, grant, 5k, women's business, funding

Civil Rights Activist Mary McLeod Bethune Receives Statue at US Capitol Statuary Hall

Civil Rights Activist Mary McLeod Bethune Receives Statue at US Capitol Statuary Hall

HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesAugust 3, 2022black history, mary mcleod bethune, bethune cookman university

Several HBCUs Receive Almost $10 Million in Grants to Preserve Their Historical Structures

Several HBCUs Receive Almost $10 Million in Grants to Preserve Their Historical Structures

HBCU NewsTaneia SurlesJuly 16, 2022HBCUs in North Carolina, HBCUs in Alabama, funding, National Park Service