PVAMU PROFESSOR AND HOUSTON CITY COUNCIL MEMBER CHAMPIONS HISTORIC HOUSING ALLOCATION INCREASE
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PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Aug. 14, 2025) ā The countdown is on for one of Prairie View A&M Universityās most anticipated traditions: Panther Camp! From Aug. 18 to 22, incoming freshmen and transfer students will participate in a week designed to jumpstart their college experience, build connections, and embrace Panther pride. Move-In and Check-In Freshman move-in [...]
Prairie View A&M University is a first-class institution, home to ten colleges and schools, offering 39 bachelorās, 34 masterās, and five doctoral degrees. With nationally acclaimed programs and groundbreaking research that span the globe, even at the undergraduate level, Prairie View A&M doesnāt just offer academic excellence; It sets the standard. Beyond the classroom, thereās [...]
Ahmed Ahmed, PhD. PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Aug. 12, 2025) ā Prairie View A&M University professor Dr. Ahmed Ahmed still keeps the numerous thank-you emails and letters he receives from former students. One such message from a former graduate student, Kritika Singh, Class of 2022, captures heartfelt gratitude: "You not only made it fun [...]
As a young intern at a juvenile facility in Florida, Camille Gibson noticed something deeply troubling: despite having rehearsed test answers with the boys she tutored, many werenāt even attempting to complete their written exams. The reason? They couldnāt read. āSome of them were in 12th grade, about to graduate. What happened?ā Those early [...]
Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU), a proud cornerstone of academic excellence and Black educational heritage, is poised to honor a remarkable class of graduates during itsĀ 114th Summer Commencement Convocation.
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Aug. 7, 2025) ā Dr. LaKisha Atkins was drawn to Prairie View A&M University for its Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) program, hailed as āthe only one of its kindā in the Gulf Coast region. She was seeking more than just a credential. She wanted to experience the spirit of a Historically [...]
"We definitely have to keep an eye on this because the middle class was built and was able to progress successfully because of Black women, particularly those in federal jobs," said Aneika Simmons, interim dean at Prairie View A&M University's College of Business.