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Tuesday, April 23, 2024
Saint Augustine’s University has announced important details about the Spring 2024 Graduation and Commencement ceremonies. The details are as follows: – April 26: Senior letters and cap and gown distribution from 2:00 pm – 6 pm; 8-week Session 2, Online Bachelor and Masters Spring term 2 ends – May 2: […]
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) is steeped in proud African American traditions dating back over a century. As the famed CIAA Basketball Tournament returns to Baltimore, Maryland from Feb. 26th through March 3rd, so too does its time-honored royalty contest: Mr. and Miss CIAA. Since its inception in 1987, […]
Saint Augustine’s University students will benefit from the area’s first Bus Rapid Transit Line. The Research Triangle Regional Public Transportation Authority, which has served as reliable public transportation throughout Wake, Durham and Orange counties since 1989, announced recently that the new bus line will run down New Bern Avenue, about […]
On Thursday, Feb. 22, Saint Augustine’s University held a “Fireside Chat,” an event designed to boost student interest in advertising, marketing and communications. The event was sponsored by the LAGRANT Foundation, a Los Angeles-based group that aims to attract more minorities to those fields. The event featured Miles Beasley, a […]
The Saint Augustine’s University men’s basketball team has not won the CIAA championship since 2010 but they have taken a step forward under head coach Chucky Brown and their chances are better than they have been in years. The Falcons, lead by led by Nemo Johnson, who was a preseason […]
Hey there, my fellow cinephiles and pop culture heads! Let’s talk about the latest superhero flick from the DC camp, “Blue Beetle.” This film serves those classic superhero origin story tropes we’ve seen time and time again and introduces a new face to the superhero genre. Jaime, played by Xolo […]
Gratitude is a transformative power that has worked its way through every chapter of my life, illuminating even the hardest moments with its bright light. As I reflect upon the blessings that have distinguished my journey, I’m extremely overwhelmed with heartfelt sense of appreciation. The comfort of family bonds, the […]
Johna Mitchell studied mass communication, concentrating in broadcast journalism, when she was a student at Saint Augustine’s University. When she graduated in 2015, she dreamed of being on the Food Network. But she found her calling in a field she didn’t expect – politics. ¨I was always at protests and […]
Prof. Valerie Evans stumbled into teaching after tutoring a high school student in math. “Being able to change someone’s life like that gave me the education bug that I did not anticipate having,” she explained. Dr. Evans is an assistant professor of computer information systems as well as director of […]
There have seen a lot of unseasonably warm days in the fall and, according to the Farmer’s Almanac, this year’s winter temperatures will be above normal in North Carolina. But it does not seem very warm to Nia Kikivarakis, a student from the Bahamas. “Despite the temperature continuing to fluctuate, […]
