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Resilience in Focus: PV Grad MyItazaire Crayton’s Journey to the Doctorate

My journey to becoming a doctor has been a marathon of resilience. I balanced my roles as an educator, a leader, and a mother while pushing the boundaries of my own potential. This path was never just about a title; it was about proving what is possible for students labeled ā€œat-risk,ā€ like myself. A

PV Grads: Hannah Shelby turns love for math into mission to teach

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas – Math always made sense to Hannah Shelby. She found comfort in its consistency: the way formulas stayed the same and a correct solution always revealed itself in the end. So when it came time to choose a college, she approached the decision with that same logic: family support + HBCU

These PV Grads have created the next best AI tool to combat global phishing attacks

From left to right: Omar El Miloudi, Amina Jade Washington, Wali Mohmmed Siddiqui, and Ryan Keith Linton PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas – Prairie View A&M University students have come up with an answer for people sick of the 3.4 billion phishing attempts sent daily. GoldPhish Logo A team of four — Omar

First-Gen Forward: Mya Elysse Williams and the Power of Perseverance

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (May 1, 2026) – At first glance, senior political science major Mya Elysse Williams may seem like your typical first-generation student. You may never know that her path to and through Prairie View A&M University had many twists and turns, and that she navigated each challenge while living with Sickle Cell Disease.

Panthers Make It Four Straight: PVAMU Softball Claims Fourth Consecutive SWAC Western Division Title

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Apr. 29, 2026) — Dominance has become the standard for Prairie View A&M softball. For the fourth consecutive season, the Panthers stand atop the Southwestern Athletic Conference Western Division, securing the division crown once again in 2026. Under the steady leadership of head coachĀ Vernon Bland, Prairie View A&M has now completed

2026-04-29T11:22:50-05:00April 29, 2026|Athletics, HBCU News, Latest News, Staff News, Student News|

At PVAMU, students like Raniyah Edwards are building what’s next

Transformation starts at Prairie View A&M University. Meet Raniyah Edwards, a junior political science major with a minor in dance from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the newly crowned Miss Prairie View A&M University 2026–2027. From campus to experiences beyond it, Raniyah is building a path rooted in purpose.

PVAMU Women’s Golf claims first SWAC championship in program history

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Apr. 16, 2026) – Prairie View A&M women's golf captured its first Southwestern Athletic Conference championship in program history, finishing 76-over-par after three rounds to secure the title in Birmingham, Alabama. The Lady Panthers led from the opening round of the April 13-15 event and closed out the tournament with another steady

2026-04-16T10:45:11-05:00April 16, 2026|Athletics, HBCU News, Latest News, Staff News, Student News|

PVAMU senior examines role of AI in today’s classrooms

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Apr. 13, 2026) — As artificial intelligence continues to reshape classrooms and learning environments, Prairie View A&M University senior Trenton Jeffers is helping to answer one key question: how can students and educators use it effectively? Trenton Jeffers A mathematics major driven by curiosity, Jeffers is researching the role of

‘Ag Touches Everything’: Inside PVAMU’s Revitalized Farmers Market

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Apr. 10, 2026) - "Agriculture touches everything!" It is a phrase often said, but at Prairie View A&M University, it is being brought to life in a visible, tangible way. As the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (CAFNR) prepares to launch its revitalized Farmers Market, a week of events will

Twinning on ā€˜The Hill’: Sisters chart unique paths at PVAMU

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (April 10, 2026) – Prairie View A&M University students Kailynn and Brooke Weaver have been twinning on The Hill, often surprising those who meet them. Whether it’s classmates doing double takes or professors mixing up their names, the sisters have grown used to the confusion. If they had a dollar for every

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