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This Day in Black History: Jan. 9, 1914

Phi Beta Sigma fraternity was founded on the campus of Howard University in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 9, 1914.
01/09/2021

This Day in Black History: June 26, 1938

James Weldon Johnson died.
06/26/2014

Bring That Week Back: Trial Date Set in Renisha McBride’s Murder

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Victor J. Glover (U.S. Navy)

6 Facts About New NASA Astronaut Victor J. Glover

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Family of Killed Mayoral Candidate in Mississippi Seeks Answers

Marco McMillian was running for mayor of Clarksdale.
05/22/2013
FAMU Wants Hazing Death Lawsuit Dismissed

Black Groups Launch Anti-Hazing Campaign

Coalition says hazing can no longer be a rite of passage.
06/01/2012
#5: Fisk University Nashville, Tennessee - 2011-2012 Tuition and Fees: $17,952Enrollment: N/AAdmissions application deadline: June 1Acceptance rate: 48.4%National Liberal Arts Colleges ranking: 144(Photo: Fisk.edu)

This Day in Black History: Jan. 9, 1866

Fisk University holds its first classes.
01/09/2012