Johnson C Smith University

Charlotte's Johnson C. Smith University, a historically Black university, received a $5.7 million grant, the largest in school history, from the federal government.

In this week’s Time Out for Sports: The Carolina Panthers hire Ben McAdoo as offensive coordinator, Johnson C. Smith hires Maurice Flowers as football coach and several Charlotte-area athletes are inducted into sports halls of fame.

U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona visited Johnson C. Smith University and a Charlotte-Mecklenburg summer school Monday to talk about reopening schools stronger than they were before the pandemic.

Most college students haven’t been in a classroom since spring break. As these students get ready to start college, COVID-19 continues to change the way…

Panthers owner David Tepper and his wife, Nicole, are contributing $250,000 to Johnson C. Smith University students to help them overcome financial…

Fred “Curly” Neal, the dribbling wizard who entertained millions with the Harlem Globetrotters for parts of three decades, has died. He was 77.The…

Leaders of five Charlotte-area colleges and universities met at Queens University on Wednesday to talk about why higher education costs so much, how to…

The start of the spring semester at Johnson C. Smith University has been delayed two weeks while mold is cleaned in some dorms.Students were scheduled to…

Two historically black schools in North Carolina have received different news regarding the future of the institutions. The accreditation for Charlotte’s…

The City of Charlotte unveiled an initiative Thursday called "Circular Charlotte" with the idea that eliminating waste can also help create jobs.The…