Our recent partnership with Dow, allowed us to engage their academic partners around the Green Chemistry Commitment program and resulted in the first historically black university, Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) signing onto the Commitment. PVAMU joined the Commitment in June 2020 and despite the ever-changing and challenging times in higher education due to the [...]
Raul Martinez is not your typical college student. He's 26. He's married. He works full-time. He's a transfer student. But his eight-year journey to get a degree shows that he's not only hardworking and intelligent, but he's also got a grit that keeps him going. He graduates as part of the Class of Spring 2020, [...]
After a one-year hiatus, the Honda Battle of the Bands (HBOB) Invitational Showcase is back in Atlanta, Georgia, and the Prairie View A&M University Marching Storm is one of eight finalists to perform. This year’s performance will be the Storm’s ninth appearance in the Battle. "I was surprised," said Colangelo Tolbert, one of the Marching [...]
"...all life is interrelated…somehow we're caught in an inescapable network of mutuality tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly affects all indirectly." This month, we celebrate the 91st birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He said the above words in 1962 at Oakwood College just months before his Albany, [...]
Research done by a senior research scientist at Prairie View A&M University could have an impact on future human space travel to Mars. Dr. Megumi Hada recently received $738,654 from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to study the combined effects of simulated microgravity [or gravity in a spacecraft] and space radiation on human [...]
The year 2019 is wrapping up to be a monumental and memorable one for Prairie View A&M University student Olivia Mackey. She is finishing final exams and preparing to head to the Middle Eastern country of Qatar as a Qatar Harvey Fund Scholar. “When I applied to be a Qatar Harvey Fund Scholar last semester, [...]
Students from Prairie View A&M University won a national debate competition hosted by United Automobile Workers (UAW) and Ford Motor Company. PVAMU went up against Tennessee State University, University of Michigan - Flint, and Central Michigan University in "Debate in the D" on Nov. 22 in Detroit, Michigan.
As Hurricane Dorian struck the Bahamas on Sept. 1, it also spun a storm of concern and worry 1,100 miles away for 17 Prairie View A&M University students who are from the islands.
