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The Courier: Early Willis inventor Ned Eastman Barnes a significant contributor to railroad development

Ned Eastman Barnes, an early inventor from Willis, Texas, made significant contributions to the railroad industry. His legacy includes sending three of his sons to Prairie View A&M University

The Washington Times: Survey finds 51% of college presidents alarmed by Trump’s return

Bequita Pegram, a social justice historian at Prairie View A&M University, a historically Black public school in Texas, said not all colleges that adopted DEI initiatives in recent years were serious about them.

Alfred Tennyson Miller: Breaking Educational Barriers at North Texas College

He was dedicated to his education, working various jobs throughout college to pay his tuition at Prairie View A&M University. He graduated in 1935 with a bachelor’s degree in mechanical arts (preengineering) and continued to the graduate level at University of Wisconsin.

The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education: Three Black Leaders Who Have Received Dean Appointments in Higher Education

This article features three Black leaders who have recently been appointed as deans in higher education. Aneika Simmons is highlighted for joining Prairie View A&M University as a full professor and interim dean of the College of Business.

Rolling Out: Lisa Durden turns film industry pressure into social change

Award-winning filmmaker Lisa Durden is highlighted for her efforts to challenge Hollywood norms and amplify marginalized voices. Notably, she has partnered with Prairie View A&M University film students, mentoring the next generation of diverse creators.