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Houston Style Magazine: Prairie View A&M University Breaks Ground on the Future: A Bold Leap Forward in Education Excellence

On a brisk Texas morning filled with pride, purpose, and promise, Prairie View A&M University officially broke ground on what is being heralded as a transformational milestone in the institution's enduring legacy of academic excellence—the Teaching and Academic Student Support Services Building.

The HBCU Advocate: PVAMU to Break Ground on New Teaching & Support Building

rairie View A&M University is set to break ground on its newest campus addition—the Teaching & Academic Student Support Services Building—on Friday, March 28. Designed to centralize critical student services, this state-of-the-art facility underscores PVAMU’s commitment to enhancing student success, retention, and academic achievement.

Defender: Women In Golf Foundation, Inc. teaches Black women game within the game

Women in Golf Foundation Inc. has been about developing golfers and exposure during its now 30 years of existence and its signature event is the National Women’s Collegiate Golf Championship which is headed back to The Golf Club of Cinco Ranch in Katy for the second straight year from March 30-April 2. The tournament which [...]

Defender: Black people face mounting stress under Trump’s second term agenda

As these developments continue to unfold, Black Americans are expressing heightened anxiety about what they signal for the future of racial equity, justice, and inclusion in this country. “We’re exhausted—and it’s still early,” said Prairie View A & M political strategist Malachi Crawford. “But I do worry that he will sow so much discord that [...]

Defender: Softball star Janae Jefferson a ‘major flex’ as grad assistant for Prairie View

Janae Jefferson will be the first to tell you how good softball has been to her and how her goal is to give back to the sport. But the virtual “Rockstar” softball player wasn’t sure what that looked like. That was until Prairie View softball coach Vernon Bland, who was working as an assistant coach [...]

Defender: Math legend Dr. Willie Taylor to retire but still inspire

As a math professor with 50-plus years of experience, he soundly rejects the idea that Black people cannot master mathematics. “That’s not true. But you have to study it. You do have to work at it,” said Taylor, a graduate of Prairie View A&M University. “People say they love playing sports and they’re good at [...]