 |
 |
  |
 |
||||||||||||
|
|||||||||||||
| 6/12/06 - HU AWARDED $58.9 MILLION SOFTWARE GRANT FROM UGS FOR ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING PROGRAMS | |
Hampton, Va. - UGS, a leading global provider of product lifestyle management software and services, has awarded Hampton University an in-kind software grant with a commercial value of nearly $60 million to enhance engineering and architecture programs in the HU School of Engineering and Technology. This software, used by technologists and engineers at leading global companies worldwide, will allow students to experience firsthand the current PLM industry standards for managing the entire lifecycle of a product from concept, through production, delivery, maintenance and retirement. complete story |
|
| 6/9/06 - HU ANNOUNCES SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton University will host a variety of summer activities for children of all ages.complete story |
|
| 6/9/06 - HU's WHOV 88.1 FM PRESENTS JAZZ IN THE HIP-HOP GENERATION SYMPOSIUM | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton University's WHOV 88.1 FM and the World Famous Lessons in Jazz Series (WFLJS) will kick off the 38th Annual Hampton Jazz Festival with a "Jazz in the Hip-Hop Generation" symposium on June 22 at 7:30 p.m. at HU's Ogden Hall. The symposium will feature a dynamic panel of discussion on the evolution in the relationship between hip-hop and jazz. complete story |
|
| 6/1/06 - HU SR. VP RECEIVES VIRGINIA TECH ALUMNI AWARD | |
| Hampton, Va. - Virginia Tech honored alumnus Dr. Calvin D. Jamison, senior vice president and chief administrative officer at Hampton University, with the Alumni Distinguished Service Award during the university's commencement celebration on May 12. Jamison earned his bachelor's, master's and doctorate degrees from Virginia Tech.complete story |
|
| 5/25/06 - HAMPTON UNIVERSITY TO DEDICATE JOE JORDAN RAGTIME JAZZ AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP COLLECTION JUNE 17 | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton University will dedicate the "Joe Jordan Ragtime Jazz and Entrepreneurship Collection" Saturday, June 17 at 3 p.m. The ceremony will take place in the Peabody Room of the William & Norma Harvey Library on the HU campus and will be followed by a reception at 4:15 p.m. in the Hampton University Museum. The event is made possible through the sponsorship of Consolidated Bank & Trust.complete story |
|
| 5/24/06 - HU ALUMNI DONATE $1.4 MILLION TO THE UNIVERSITY | |
| Hampton, Va. - The National Hampton Alumni Association, Inc. recently announced that Hampton University alumni gave the University a combined gift of $1.4 million so far this fiscal year. Checks were presented to the University during the Annual Alumni Reunion Banquet on May 13. complete story |
|
| 5/18/06 - HU EDUCATIONAL TALENT SEARCH HOLDS FIFTH GRADUATION | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton University Educational Talent Search (ETS) fifth annual graduation and awards ceremony will be held on Saturday, June 10 at 1 p.m. in Ogden Hall on the campus of Hampton University. The ceremony will honor the achievement of 173 high school graduates who have completed the ETS program. The event is free and open to the public.complete story |
|
| 5/2/06 - NASA, HU LAUNCH CALIPSO SATELLITE | |
| Hampton, Va. - NASA launched the Cloud-Aerosol Lidar and Infrared Pathfinder Satellite Observation (CALIPSO) on April 28 from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.complete story |
|
| 4/27/06 - HU ALUMNA NAMED NATIONAL TEACHER OF THE YEAR | |
| Hampton, Va. - Kimberly Oliver, a 1998 graduate of Hampton University , was named the National Teacher of the Year by President George Bush at a ceremony held at the White House on April 26, 2006. Oliver was chosen because of her community focus, teamwork with other teachers, and a desire to see all students succeed.complete story |
|
| 4/26/06 - HU RECEIVES $10,000 GRANT TO HELP FIGHT CANCER | |
| Hampton, Va. - The Hampton University Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation was awarded a $10,000 grant by the American Cancer Society (ACS), South Atlantic Division. The department was selected to receive "The HBCU Project" Model College Demonstration Funds to help "mobilize the campus community to address cancer disparities by partnering with the American Cancer Society," according to the ACS. complete story |
|
| 4/19/06 - HU WELCOMES GOV. KAINE FOR COMMENCEMENT | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton University welcomes the Honorable Timothy Kaine, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, as the keynote speaker for the 2006 Commencement Exercises on May 14.complete story |
|
| 4/17/06 - DMV SEATBELT SAFETY DAY HU, HAMPTON CITY POLICE AND HAMPTON DMV TO HOST SAFE DRIVING EVENT | |
| Hampton, Va. - The Hampton University Office of Governmental Relations, in conjunction with Hampton City Police, Hampton Department of Motor Vehicles, and Hampton University Police Department will be hosting "DMV Seatbelt Safety Day" on Friday, April 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Hampton University's Student Center Atrium. This event is free and open to the public. complete story |
|
| 4/1/06 - CELEBRATE EASTER BY THE BAY E-G-G-STRAVAGANZA AT HU | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton University will host its Easter by the Bay E-G-G-stravaganza on April 15 from noon to 3 p.m. at 30 Strawberry Banks Boulevard in Hampton, Va. This event is free and open to the public, inviting children under the age of ten for a day of Easter fun. complete story |
|
| 3/30/06 - HU SYMPOSIUM INVITES JOURNALISTS, PROFESSIONALS TO EXAMINE MEDIA ETHICS | |
| Hampton, Va. - The Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications’ 33rd Annual Media Symposium will feature nationally acclaimed media giants as featured panelists for a day-long examination of media ethics on April 3. This year’s symposium theme is “Privacy, Security and Conflict of Interest: An Ethical Discourse” and the event is free and open to all journalism and communications students, community citizens, journalists and media professionals.complete story |
|
| 3/30/06 - HU HOSTS 4TH ANNUAL "ADVENTURES IN ENGINEERING" FOR LOCAL SCHOOLCHILDREN | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton University will host the fourth annual “Adventures in Engineering” conference Saturday, April 1 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is open to elementary and middle school students and their families and is designed to expose them to the opportunities and possibilities in the field of engineering.complete story |
|
| 3/29/06 - HU'S HEALTHY CHOICES FOR MINORITIES | |
| Hampton, Va. - On Wednesday April 5, Hampton University’s Healthy Hamptonians 2010 will be celebrating their sixth annual Healthy Choices for Minorities Health Fair. The events are free and open to the public. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. there will be free health screenings: blood cholesterol, blood glucose, blood pressure, body composition, hearing, posture analysis, shoe evaluation and sickle cell trait.complete story |
|
| 3/21/06 - HU MINISTERS' CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON CELEBRATION AND CONSECRATION | |
| Hampton, Va. -
The 92nd Annual Hampton University Ministers' Conference and 72nd Annual Choir Directors' and Organists' Guild will be
held on June 4-10 at Hampton University. The HU Ministers' Conference, which focuses on the tradition of worship in the African-American church, is the largest group of interdenominational
African-American clergy that meet anywhere in the world.complete story |
|
| 3/15/06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AWARDS HU MORE THAN $400K FOR ENERGY RESEARCH | |
| Hampton, Va. -
Thanks to two separate grants from the U.S. Department of Energy, Hampton University's School of Engineering and Technology was recently awarded more than $400,000 for research in energy-related engineering..complete story |
|
| 3/15/06 - HU PLAYERS AND COMPANY PRESENT "WEST SIDE STORY" | |
| Hampton, Va. -
Hampton University's Department of Fine and Performing Arts proudly closes its 2005-06 theatre season with "West Side Story" in Armstrong Hall's Little Theatre on March 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, and 25 at 8 p.m., with Sunday matinees on March 19 and 26 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 for general admission, $8 for senior citizens, children and students, and admission for HU students is free.complete story |
|
| 3/13/06 - NSF GRANT TO INTRODUCE NANOTECHNOLOGY TO HU | |
| Hampton, Va. -
Thanks to a $200,000, two-year grant from the National Science Foundation, HU will soon introduce nanotechnology to undergraduate students in engineering and science fields.complete story |
|
| 2/21/06 - HU'S CHINESE FOOD SERVICE CERTIFICATION COURSE SEES HIGHEST ENROLLMENTS NUMBERS | |
| Hampton, Va. -
Hampton University's College of Continuing Education, in partnership with the City of Virginia Beach, offers a unique course where owners, managers and any persons handling food within a Chinese restaurant can become registered Certified Food Service Sanitation Managers by the Virginia Beach Health Department. Students register through The College of Continuing Education and classes are held at HU's College of Virginia Beach location. complete story |
|
| 2/8/06 - HU LAUNCHES PROGRAM TO PRODUCE NATION'S TOP JOURNALISM WRITERS | |
| Hampton, Va. -
The Hampton University Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications (SHSJC) has
launched the new Academy of Writing Excellence (AWE) program, a non-credit program aimed at
producing the finest college writers in the nation and fulfilling the strong need for
diversity in the journalism and communications industries. complete story |
|
| 2/1/06 - HU CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH | |
| Hampton, Va. -
Hampton University will be honoring and celebrating African-American
historical pioneers with various events during Black History Month.
This year's theme is "Africa Come See What Your Children Are Doing." The
students will be exploring music, theatre, art, writing and history of
the African-American culture through daily activities that are FREE and
open to the public. complete story |
|
| 1/23/06 - LANGSTON U. PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT HU FOUNDER'S DAY | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University will welcome Langston University President and former
HU provost Dr. JoAnn W. Haysbert, as the keynote speaker for the
113th Annual Founder’s Day Ceremony on Sunday, Jan. 29 at
11:30 a.m. in Ogden Hall. complete story |
|
| 1/19/06 - SCRIPPS CEO AND HGTV FOUNDER TO SPEAK AT HU | |
| Hampton, Va. - Kenneth
W. Lowe, president and chief executive officer of The E. W. Scripps
Company and founder of the HGTV television network, will be the
featured speaker on Jan. 31, as part of Scripps Career Days at
Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism
and Communications (SHSJC). Lowe will speak at 6:30 p.m. in the
Robert P. Scripps Auditorium. The topic of his address will be “Journalism
and Media in the Digital Age.” complete story |
|
| 12/16/05 - HU CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University will be honoring and celebrating African-American historical
pioneers with various events during Black History Month. This
year's theme is "Africa Come See What Your Children Are Doing." The
students will be exploring music, theatre, art, writing and history
of the African-American culture through daily activities that are
FREE and open to the public. They will showcase different types
of ethnic backgrounds that come from African culture in each of
the programs. complete story |
|
| 12/6/05 - HU FLIGHT TEAM QUALIFIES FOR NATIONAL COMPETITION FOR 4TH TIME IN 5 YEARS | |
| Hampton, Va. - The
Hampton University Flight Team earned an invitation to the National
Intercollegiate Flying Association's National Safety Conference
and Competition (SAFECON) after finishing second at the NIFA Region
Ten SAFECON Oct. 26-30 in Lynchburg, Va. complete story |
|
| 12/2/05 - HU ISSUES STATEMENT ON HEARING | |
| Hampton, Va. - A
hearing was held at 9 a.m. today at Hampton University. Seven
students were charged with a minor procedural violation involving
the posting of unauthorized handbills and failure to register a
protest with the University police and the Office of Student Activities. This
was a minor violation and no students were expelled from the University. complete story |
|
| 11/23/05 - HU VP FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS RESPONDS TO STORIES ABOUT STUDENTS FACING DISCIPLINE | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Bennie G. McMorris
Jr. releases official response to stories about students facing
disciplinary action. complete story |
|
| 11/23/05 - HU PRESENTS FREE HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE OF HANDEL'S MESSIAH | |
| Hampton, Va. - The
Hampton University Department of Music, The University Chamber
Orchestra and the Hampton University Choirs present the annual
performance of George F. Handel's Messiah on Sunday, Dec.
4 at 4 p.m. in HU's Ogden Hall. Admission is free
and open to the public. complete story |
|
| 11/16/05 - HU APPOINTS GLADYS SMILEY BELL AS DIRECTOR OF HARVEY LIBRARY | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University has appointed Gladys Smiley Bell as the new director
of the William R. and Norma B. Harvey Library. Since 2004,
Bell has served as the interim library director and as assistant
director for public services prior to that position. As library
director, Bell is responsible for the overall operation and management
of the library. complete story |
|
| 11/11/05 - HU TEAM AWARDED $500,000 EDUCATIONAL GRANT FOR NAUTICUS DISPLAY | |
| Hampton, Va. - The
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Office
of Education has awarded a joint Hampton University/ University
of Wisconsin- Madison team a $500,000 grant to develop and implement
the educational applications of NOAA’s “Science on a
Sphere” (SOS) visualization technology. complete story |
|
| 11/07/05 - HU RECEIVES FINAL APPROVAL TO BUILD PROTON BEAM CANCER CENTER | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University has received the final approval needed to begin construction
on the Hampton University Proton Beam Therapy Center, which will
be used in the treatment of cancer. Approvals from the Eastern Virginia
Health Systems Agency and the Virginia Department of Health led
to the Center receiving the certificate of public need, a requirement
for all major health-care projects in Virginia. complete story |
|
| 11/04/05 - IMANI WINDS TO PERFORM LIVE AT HU OGDEN HALL | |
| Hampton, Va. - Imani
Winds, a woodwind quintet, will perform live in concert
at Hampton University’s Ogden Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 15 from
noon to 1 p.m. as part of the Virginia Arts Festival’s 2006
WorldClass® Education
Programs. complete story |
|
| 11/2/05 - HU EXECUTIVE SUMMIT TO ADDRESS TOMORROW'S HIGHER EDUCATION LEADERS | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University will host another Executive Leadership Summit on
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 3-4. The summit is designed to foster
team-building, encourage networking and provide tomorrow's leaders
with strategies for accomplishing personal and professional goals. complete story |
|
| 10/31/05 - HU PLAYERS AND COMPANY PRESENT AWARD-WINNING 'BETRAYAL' | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University’s Department of Fine and Performing Arts and
the HU Players and Company proudly present Harold Pinter’s Betrayal at
HU’s Little Theatre in Armstrong Hall on Nov. 11 and 12
at 8 p.m. with a Sunday matinee on Nov. 13 at 3 p.m. Tickets
are $10 for general admission, $8 for senior citizens, children
and students, and admission for HU students is free. complete story |
|
| 10/26/05 - HU MOURNS THE LOSS OF ROSA PARKS | |
| Hampton
University mourns the loss of one of its own, Rosa Parks, who was
known as an influential figure in America's civil rights movement.
Parks passed away on Monday, Oct. 24, at the age of 92. Parks held
the position of hostess at HU's, then known as Hampton Institute,
Holly Tree Inn and Dining Hall for one year, beginning in September
1957. complete story |
|
| 10/24/05 - PIONEERING POLITICAL CONSULTANT DONNA BRAZILE TO SPEAK AT HU LEADERSHIP SUMMIT | |
| Hampton, Va. - Donna
Brazile, the first African American to lead a major presidential
campaign, will be the featured speaker at Hampton University’s
ninth annual Student Leadership Summit for High School Seniors.
The event will take place Nov. 18-20 at Hampton University and
at the Hampton Clarion Hotel. complete story |
|
| 10/14/05 - HU LAUNCHES LITERARY READING SERIES WITH AWARD-WINNING POET | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University's Department of English welcomes Ruth Forman, one of
today's breakthrough female African-American poets, on Oct. 27 from
7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Phenix Hall Auditorium. Forman is being
presented through the new HU Literary Reading Series, funded by
a $3,000 grant from the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities.
The series aims to engage the HU community in a vital dialogue highlighting
how literature represents and reflects African-American culture,
traditions, heritage, aesthetics, and current social issues. complete story |
|
| 10/12/05 - Hampton University named one of America's top colleges for wireless capability | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University is one of America’s top 50 colleges for wireless
Internet capability, according to a new survey released Oct. 11
by Intel Corp. and the Center for Digital Education. HU, which recently unveiled wireless Internet access throughout campus, was ranked number 39 and is one of only two Virginia schools on the “Most Unwired” list. complete story |
|
| 10/12/05 - HU ANNOUNCES HOMECOMING 2005 ACTIVITIES | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University will host another exciting homecoming this year. Homecoming
2005 will be filled of fun activities scheduled from Wednesday,
Oct. 19 – Sunday, Oct. 23. complete story |
|
| 10/12/05 - HU RELIGIOUS STUDIES PROGRAM TO HELP DISPLACED STUDENTS CONTINUE STUDIES | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University’s Religious Studies Program is continuing the
university’s efforts to assist students enrolled in universities
affected by Hurricane Katrina by participating in the Sloan Semester,
a nationwide collaborative effort through the Sloan Consortium.
With over 200 colleges and universities participating, the Sloan
Semester provides tuition-free, online courses to displaced students
or students activated by the U.S. National Guard to respond to
hurricane devastated areas. HU is one of only two HBCUs
participating in the Sloan Semester. complete story |
|
| 10/7/05 - HU, NASA TEAM UP TO LAUNCH CALIPSO SATELLITE OCT. 26 | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University researchers will see many years of hard work pay off
later this month when NASA launches a satellite that will eventually
help improve scientists' understanding of the global climate,
hurricanes and temperature changes. complete story |
|
| 10/7/05
- HU Health Disparities Reduction Hosts Round Table --Discussion to Focus on Health Disparities Seen in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina |
|
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University Health Disparities Reduction Project will host the Third
Annual Health Round Table on Oct. 14 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. The
luncheon is free and open to anyone interested in improving the
health care of the community. This year's featured guest speaker
is Dr. Manning Marable, author and professor of public affairs,
political science, history and African-American studies at Columbia
University in New York City. complete story |
|
| 10/5/05
- DILLARD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT TO PRESERVE SCHOOL'S LEGACY --Hampton U. students give $10,000 to Dillard's recovery |
|
| Hampton, Va. - Her
campus was submerged in water and three buildings have burned
down in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. However, Dillard
University will rise again, Dr. Marvalene Hughes, President of
Dillard, said at the Hampton University Openining Convocation
held on Oct.2. complete story |
|
| 10/3/05 - HU PLAYERS AND COMPANY PRESENTS 'A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE' | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton
University's Department of Fine and Performing Arts proudly opens
its 2005-06 theatre season with A Streetcar Named Desire,
Tennessee Williams' steamy classic set in New Orleans' historic
French Quarter. The Hampton Players and Company will present
the production in Armstrong Hall's Little Theatre on Oct. 14,
15, 21 and 22 at 8 p.m., with Sunday matinees on Oct. 16 and 22
at 3 p.m. Tickers are $10 for general admission, $8 for
senior citizens, children and students, and admission for HU students
is free. complete story |
|
| 9/26/05 - HU WELCOMES DILLARD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT FOR CONVOCATION | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton University welcomes the President of Dillard University Dr. Marvalene Hughes as the
speaker for the 63rd Annual Opening Convocation on Sunday, Oct. 2. The ceremony will be held in the newly renovated Ogden Hall and will begin at 10:45 a.m.
The event is free and open to the public. complete story |
|
| 9/7/05 - HU RESPONDS TO HURRICANE KATRINA DISASTER | |
| Hampton, Va. -In addition to assisting displaced students due to the Hurricane Katrina disaster, Hampton University is hosting a clothing and shoe drive on September 7-29 in the Student Center Ballroom-C, and launching the Hampton University Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund.
complete story |
|
| 9/7/05 - HU OPENS ITS DOORS TO STUDENTS FROM AREA AFFECTED BY HURRICANE KATRINA | |
| Hampton, Va. -Hampton University is working in conjunction with the
National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education (NAFEO) and
other HBCUs to accommodate students from Dillard and Xavier Universities in
New Orleans to ensure their safety and the continuance of their education.
Dillard and Xavier Universities are closed indefinitely. complete story |
|
| 8/31/05 - HU RECEIVES $100,000 GRANT TO LAUNCH OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE | |
| Hampton, Va. -Hampton
University's College of Continuing Education has recently been
awarded a first-year operating grant of $100,000 from the Bernard
Osher Foundation to fund the university's new Osher Lifelong Learning
Institute (OLLI). HU is the first HBCU and the third Virginia
university to host an OLLI, with George Mason University in Fairfax
and University of Richmond each hosting institutes as well. complete story |
|
| 8/25/05 - HU Researcher's New Instrument Will Improve Hurricane Predictions, Forecasts | |
| Hampton, Va. -Within just a few years, scientists and weather forecasters could be better equipped to predict the path and speed of a hurricane thanks to an innovation by a Hampton University researcher. complete story |
|
| 8/15/05 - HU SCHOOL OF PHARMACY RECEIVES $400,000 GRANT FOR ALZHEIMER’S RESEARCH | |
| Hampton, Va. - HU
School of Pharmacy received a $404,163 grant to develop a blood
test that will enable doctors to diagnose Alzheimer's disease
at an earlier stage. The grant titled "Abeta Peptide in the Blood
Serum of Alzheimer's Patients" is funded by the National Institute
of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS)/ Minority Biomedical Research
Support (MBRS)/ Support for Continuous Research Excellence (SCORE)
Program. complete story |
|
| 8/9/05 - PROTON BEAM THERAPY PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD AT HU | |
| Hampton, Va. - A public hearing to determine the need for the Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute in Hampton Roads will be conducted on Wednesday, Aug. 10 at 11 a.m. in the Hampton University Student Center Ballroom. Regulators from the Eastern Virginia Health System Agency will facilitate the hearing. complete story |
|
| 8/9/05 - HU CENTER TO RECEIVE $3.2 MILLION TO STUDY REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION ISSUES | |
| Hampton, Va. - As part of a recently approved federal transportation package, Hampton University's Eastern Seaboard Intermodal Transportation Center will receive up to $3.2 million to study both regional and national transportation issues. complete story |
|
| 8/8/05 - 14th ANNUAL HU JET CORPS GRADUATION AND ROTC COMPETITION | |
| Hampton, Va. - On Friday, Aug. 12, Hampton University’s Job Education Training (JET) Corps will host their 14th Annual HU JET Graduation and ROTC Competition. Starting at 12 p.m. in the HU Student Center, HU JET students will conclude their summer training with a special closing ceremony that is free and open to the public. complete story |
|
| 8/5/05 - HU TECHNO SCHOLARS PROGRAM ENCOURAGES YOUNG BLACK MALES TO PURSUE TECHNOLOGY CAREERS | |
| Hampton, Va. - Ten young men ages 12-14 will make presentations on their future careers on Aug. 9 at 6 p.m. in the Harvey Library meeting room. The presentations are part of the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education/Hampton University Techno Scholar program. complete story |
|
| 8/4/05 - HU PROFESSOR RECEIVES PATENT, DOE GRANT FOR CHEMICAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH | |
| Hampton, Va. - A Hampton University chemical engineering researcher is a pioneer in the capture of carbon dioxide and the fight against global warming. complete story |
|
| 8/3/05 - THREE ACCOMPLISHED JOURNALISTS TO JOIN HU SCRIPPS HOWARD SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATIONS | |
| Hampton, Va. - Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications (SHSJC) announced the following new full-time faculty appointments for the 2005-2006 academic school year: complete story |
|
| 8/1/05 - HU SCHOOL OF NURSING RECEIVES 100% PASSING RATE ON LICENSURE EXAM | |
| Hampton, Va. - HU School of Nursing had 100 percent passing rate on the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX). According to Dr. Constance Hendricks, dean of HU School of Nursing, the school has had more than a 50 percent increase in their students’ passing rate since the first quarter of 2004. complete story |
|
| 7/20/05 - WILL SUTTON TO JOIN HU SCRIPPS HOWARD SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATIONS | |
| Hampton, Va. - Will Sutton, deputy managing editor at The News & Observer in Raleigh-Durham, N.C. and former president of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), will serve as the Scripps Howard Visiting Professor at Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications (SHSJC) for the 2005-2006 academic school year, announced SHSJC Dean Tony Brown. complete story |
|
| 7/18/05 - HU COMMUNITY MOURNS THE LOSS OF BYRON BRYANT | |
| Hampton, Va. - The Hampton University family is deeply saddened by the loss of Byron James Bryant, a 20-year-old junior business administration major from Houston, Texas. The passing of any student causes us great pain. complete story |
|
