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President Trump’s push to shut down the Education Department and his executive order to end federal funds for education institutions that have diversity, equity, and inclusion programs have HBCU students and administrators worried. Patrick Martin, Johnson C. Smith University’s provost, talked to WFAE’s Gwendolyn Glenn about some of those concerns.

JCSU's new resource center for veterans encompasses an entire floor, will offer an array of services, and veterans will have designated study spaces. They will also be able to hold events and gatherings in the center’s multipurpose room.

On the next Charlotte Talks, we meet Dr. Valerie Kinloch, the new and 15th president of Johnson C. Smith University. We talk with the JSCU grad about her plans for the school and more.

Johnson C. Smith University President Clarence D. Armbrister is set to retire in June. The announcement was made early last month. Armbrister, the 14th president of the private HBCU, helped to shape the university’s strategic plan during his tenure in Charlotte.

Johnson C. Smith University announced President Clarence D. Armbrister will retire in June.

Hate mail and racist remarks have long been a reality for people in public life – especially for African Americans. But instead of quietly commiserating…

Johnson C. Smith University received $325,000 from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina to expand the school’s campus gardens so it can produce…

Johnson C. Smith University has received a $100,000 federal grant to expand a space used to create products and collaborate with others on technological…

More than 60 percent of residents in Mecklenburg County are obese, according to the county’s Food Policy Council. One of the primary reasons for the high…

Johnson C. Smith University has a new president. Clarence Armbrister joined the university last month. Although he’s spent several years in university…