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PVAMU to compete in inaugural Chicago HBCU Baseball Classic at Wrigley Field

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (March 2, 2026) — Prairie View A&M University will make history this spring as the Panthers compete in the inaugural Chicago HBCU Baseball Classic at Wrigley Field on Saturday, May 2, 2026. Following the regularly scheduled game of the Chicago Cubs earlier that day, PVAMU will face Alabama A&M University in an

2026-03-02T12:08:45-06:00March 2, 2026|Athletics, Events, HBCU News, Latest News, PV in the News|

Beyond Pesticides: Benefits of U.S. Organic Production Highlighted in Evidence-Based Research from PVAMU

Researchers at Prairie View A&M University in Texas published in the journalĀ SustainabilityĀ a study of organic agricultural systems from 1960 to 2021, concluding that ā€œthe outlook for U.S. organic fruit and vegetables is encouraging, supported by expanding consumer demand, government support, and improved conditions for international trade.ā€

2026-02-27T15:03:13-06:00February 27, 2026|PV in the News|

PVAMU graduate student’s software innovation earns national recognition

Jabin Wade II PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Feb. 26, 2026) – Jabin Wade II, a Prairie View A&M University graduate student in computer science, is taking the lessons he learned on campus to new heights, reaching all the way into space exploration. Wade received the Innovation of the Month Award at CACI International, a

Five Years, 23 Gilman Scholars: PVAMU’s Expanding Global Impact

PVAMU Student Amri Williams in Thailand PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Feb. 25, 2026) – The March 2026 application cycle for the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship is now open as Prairie View A&M University continues to build momentum in global learning and student achievement. Over the past five years, 23 PVAMU Panthers have received

PVAMU’s Marching Storm featured in Trail Blazers’ HBCU celebration

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Feb. 24, 2026) – The Prairie View A&M University Marching Storm traveled to Portland, Oregon, Feb. 19-21 to take part in the third annual HBCU to the Pros Weekend, hosted by the Portland Trail Blazers and presented by Alaska Airlines.For the first time in the event’s history, two HBCU marching bands were

2026-02-24T15:05:38-06:00February 24, 2026|Events, HBCU News, Latest News, Staff News, Student News, The Marching Storm|

NASA: Regina Senegal, Acting Chief of Johnson’s Quality and Flight Equipment Division, PVAMU Alum

ā€œI’m responsible for managing safety and quality teams for about 13 customers,ā€ Senegal said, noting that these customers include the Orion and Gateway Programs, the Human Landing System, and the Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Program. Senegal’s teams work at several levels to implement agency, program, and center SMA requirements, in addition to assisting

2026-04-10T11:01:54-05:00February 23, 2026|Alumni News, JTE-35, PV in the News|

Meet Dr. Daniel Black: PVAMU’s 2025–2026 Writer-in-Residence

Dr. Daniel Black joins Prairie View A&M University as the 2025–2026 Writer-in-Residence, bringing his powerful voice, literary excellence, and cultural insight to inspire the next generation of writers and leaders. In this feature, Dr. Black reflects on the power of storytelling, the responsibility of the writer, and the importance of preserving truth, culture, and identity

Opinion| The reason Black History Month is held in February

For some inexplicable reason, a widely circulated belief suggests a conspiracy by never-identified opponents led to Black History Month being held in February. The baseless accusations have shadowed Carter G. Woodson’s Black History Month for decades. According to many conspiracy theorists, anonymous powers that be placed Black History Month in February because it is the

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