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The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has received the go-ahead to recruit students for its inaugural doctor of veterinary medicine class. Once launched, the university's veterinary program will be the first physically located in Maryland and the second at an HBCU.
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Trevor A. Dawes was named the 2026–2027 Follett Chair in Library and Information Science at the School of Information Studies at Dominican University in Illinois. Keithen Mathis has been selected to serve as interim director of the Florida State University Civil Rights Institute.
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“College has to be accessible, and it has to be affordable,” said Alexander Conyers, president of South Carolina State University. “We want our high-achieving students and young leaders across South Carolina to know there is a place for them at SC State.”
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The American Sociological Association has presented its inaugural Early Career Award for Community-Engaged Scholarship to Yale's David Knight in recognition of “his visionary leadership in documenting the history of political mobilization within U.S. prisons.”
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Under the new agreements, students at the participating community colleges receive guaranteed admission to NCCU, a waived $50 application fee, and support with choosing classes and early registration.
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