Tuskegee University’s School of Education will hold a career fair on April 28 highlighting K-12 job opportunities for all majors. Organizers aim to show that careers supporting schools go beyond classroom teaching.
USA Today has highlighted work at Tuskegee University’s Urban Agriculture & Innovation Center in Montgomery. The article features students, faculty, and community partners collaborating on sustainable farming solutions for food-insecure neighborhoods.
Tuskegee University is partnering with the Montgomery Biscuits for a special night honoring George Washington Carver this Friday. Players will become Peanut Runners in tribute during their game against Pensacola Blue Wahoos at Riverwalk Stadium.
Tuskegee University installed Rev. Dr. Cecil Andrew Duffie as its new Dean of Chapel before hundreds of guests on April 22nd during a ceremony emphasizing faith and inclusive leadership within campus life.
Ron Prince will graduate from Tuskegee University nearly sixty years after first enrolling there by completing an online degree program designed for non-traditional students. His journey reflects both personal determination and expanding opportunities offered by digital learning options at historically Black colleges.
Essence Magazine featured Tuskegee University’s architectural achievements in a recent article by Tevon Blair. The piece spotlights both historical figures and modern projects connected to the university’s campus design.
Tuskegee University’s recent TUBE Conference brought together business and engineering students for hands-on leadership experience through workshops led by industry professionals. Keynote speaker Collette V. Smith encouraged attendees to embrace preparation both academically and professionally while upholding university values.
Tuskegee University’s Lyceum Series recently featured Travis Mitchell discussing ‘Becoming Thurgood,’ a documentary about Justice Thurgood Marshall’s legacy. The event highlighted connections between historical figures like Marshall and current student experiences.
Dr. Mark A. Brown celebrated Booker T. Washington’s birthday with a message reflecting on his enduring influence at Tuskegee University. The president highlighted student success stories, campus growth initiatives, and ongoing contributions to Alabama’s economy.
Tuskegee University’s architecture students earned second place at this year’s National Association of Home Builders Student Competition. The team was recognized for its project proposal Serenity Pointe at Lake Martin along with individual student awards.