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Opinion| NATO’s Proxy War Against Russia

Game over. We knew from the beginning how this was going to end. To anyone growing up behind the Iron Curtain, it was crystal clear that Ukraine had no chance against Russia. Power projection is just one of the reasons. More importantly, how strong is the resolve of the belligerents? For Russia, the conflict is [...]

Show Some Love, PVAMU! Today is I Love My HBCU Day of Giving

March isĀ National I Love My HBCU Month! For over 148 years, PVAMU has transformed lives by equipping students with the tools to achieve their goals. As student needs evolve, alumni, parents, and friends can make a meaningful impact by supporting the Annual Fund, which provides flexible resources to address critical needs.Ā 

2025-04-01T09:18:05-05:00March 31, 2025|HBCU News, News, Philanthropy|

Opinion| Civil Rights Movement Memphis women, including PVAMU faculty member, made a difference

Memphis has long had legendary women pushing the city forward. Among those is Maxine Smith, who taught at Prairie View A&M University and Florida A&M University before teaching at LeMoyne College in Memphis. Her fire for justice was ignited when in 1957 she was denied admission to graduate school at Memphis State University because she [...]

2025-03-27T10:18:50-05:00March 27, 2025|Faculty News, News, Opinions, PV in the News, Women's History|

PVAMU remembers Congressman, former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (March 5, 2025) - Today, we mourn the passing of US Congressman and former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner (D-TX), a visionary leader, devoted public servant, and steadfast advocate for Houston and higher education. His leadership transformed our city, guiding Houstonians through challenges with resilience, unity, and an unwavering commitment to progress. [...]

2025-04-23T15:18:30-05:00March 5, 2025|News|

Opinion| Life, not Death

On February 21, 1965, Malcolm X was fatally wounded. This step into immortality has been retold countless times over the past 60 years in movies, books, and documentaries. The controversies that persist surrounding Malcolm X’s death continue to cast a shadow of suspicion over the leadership of the Nation of Islam (NOI) and our federal [...]

Hands-on training reinforces lab safety at PVAMU

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Feb. 19, 2025) - As part of Lab Safety Awareness Week (Feb. 10–14), Prairie View A&M University’s Risk Management & Safety (RMS) Department hosted a hands-on Spill Response Training Course. This initiative aimed to reinforce best practices in lab safety and maintain a secure, compliant laboratory environment. Proper spill response is more [...]

2025-02-19T15:17:51-06:00February 19, 2025|Business Affairs, Faculty News, News, Staff News|

PHOTOS: Distinguished leader in higher education leads latest installment of PVAMU’s ā€˜Conversations on The Hill’

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Jan. 5, 2025) - The latest installment of Prairie View A&M University’s President’s Lecture Series, Conversations on The Hill, featured Dr. Alvin J. Schexnider, a distinguished leader in higher education. Held on February 3 in the Julius W. Becton Auditorium, the event brought together faculty, staff, students, alumni, and friends of [...]

KUTX: Meet pioneering jazz musician and Austin Music Hall of Fame inductee Ernie Mae Miller

Ernest ā€œErnieā€ Mae Miller was born Ā in 1927 in Austin, Texas. She was the granddaughter of theĀ famous educator LC Anderson. He served as Prairie View A&M University’s principal before serving as the principal of LC Anderson High School which was later named after him.

Fort Bend Herald: Above & Beyond: PVAMU Kicker Accomplishes Big Goal

Carlos Villagomez, recently graduated from Prairie View A&M with a bachelors degree in business administration in management and a minor in supply chain management with honors in Magna Cum Laude. He is the first in his family to earn a degree from college and play a Division I sport.

Defying the Odds: The Fred Newhouse Story

Photo by Michael Thomas At the end of his senior year at Prairie View A&M University in 1970, Fred Newhouse got an unexpected recognition. It had nothing to do with his degree in electrical engineering or the fact that he was a three-time All-American and national champion in track and field. Indeed, it [...]