Meharry Medical College

Historically Black Meharry Medical College Gifts Students $10,000 Ahead Of Holidays

The HBCU’s president thanked the future doctors in a video announcement days before Thanksgiving.
11/24/2021

Jahi’s Family Is Not Alone in Dealing With Life and Death Decisions

Medical experts stress the importance of a living will.
01/10/2014
Higher Education - Significantly more colleges and universities have opened their doors to African-Americans, creating opportunities for them to pursue advanced degrees and work in every professional field. But it has come at a cost, says Lincoln University political science professor F. Carl Walton, as tuitions and other fees rise and state and federal financial aid programs decline. Most African-American students depend on aid, and rising costs may force them to give up their higher education dreams, he fears, particularly in a struggling economy, which makes it more difficult for people to find the jobs they need to repay student loans.(Photo: Erik S. Lesser/Getty Images)

HBCU Review: HBCUs Show Big Gains in Black Student Graduation Rates

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Meharry Medical College Announces Plans for New Campus Center

Meharry Remains Big Producer of Black Doctors, Dentists

Before integration, Meharry educated half of Black doctors.
04/08/2013

This Day in Black History: Dec. 30, 1892

Dr. Miles V. Lynk publishes the first Black medical journal.
12/30/2011