Gertrude Theresa Hodges, the first African American to graduate Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, died March 28 at her East ...

By: Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah TURKSON In today’s world, too often we focus on what makes us different from another person. Reflecting on the ongoing wars and conflicts around the globe, we see how ...

Novick wrote about how the American historical profession benefited from this systematization: scholars need not compete with the market to make a living. Their peers would be the test of whether ...

Two UNC graduate schools placed in the top three of their respective categories in the 2025 rankings shared by the U.S. News ...

Dickinson will celebrate the class of 2025 and other accomplished members of its community during Commencement exercises on ...

The AFRO and Real Times Media hosted “Who’s Who in Black Baltimore” on April 9 at the Marriott Waterfront, honoring Black ...

Johns Hopkins has had to fire more than 2,000 workers ... Whether a student was enrolled at Yale or Ohio State, they could expect to find the same mix of fraternities, coursework, and college sports; ...

It’s impossible to ignore the mounting criticisms of the Ivy League. These 20 schools are stepping up to educate the country’s brightest students and graduating the talent employers seek.

Little’s friends said she’d been in Philadelphia that night to support a Penn State sorority sister whose ... a professional dancer and attend Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine ...

Hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding for universities such as Columbia, Johns Hopkins ... provided its populist element through fraternities, Greek life, football, and pastoral ...