Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis | Published to HBCU Digest HBCU campuses are typically as busy as most major airports. Classes are in full swing, food service is up and running, the bookstore is open, and the student center is thriving. Band, sports, chorales and Greek life add color to the teeming campus, while Student Government Association, debate, […]
Presidential Opinion – The Airport is Closed Read More »
Column by LIZ WILLEN | The Hechinger Report NEW YORK – When news came that coronavirus concerns would close South Carolina’s Benedict College for the semester, Jayla Berry soon found herself heading home to Detroit with her ticket fully paid for and her transportation arranged. “They helped us load up and even arranged for someone
In dark days of coronavirus, a little kindness can restore students’ faith Read More »
Dr. Roslyn C. Artis also Discusses Future of HBCUs and the 150-year Legacy of Benedict College on The Breakfast Club Columbia, SC – March 19, 2020– During an interview recorded last week on the popular iHeart morning show The Breakfast Club, Benedict College President Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis fielded questions about the future of Historically
As indicated by official campus communication, students must evacuate campus no later than Wednesday, March 18 – 5pm due to safety measures in place to protect against COVID-19. The administration needs to know your final plans to support your success throughout the semester. Please finalize your plans to vacate your dorm room AND return your
Benedict College Student Tracking Form – COVID-19 Read More »
By Benjamin Rosenberg | Medill on the Hill CHARLESTON, South Carolina — During his freshman year at The Citadel, Matthew Miller went to events with the College Republicans — because they were the only political activists on campus. Then he decided to create an alternative option. The Citadel, a military college in Charleston, South Carolina,
Across South Carolina, College Campuses Finds Ways To Get Out The Vote For Democrats Read More »
By TOM FOREMAN Jr. | AP COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — For James Felder, the question of which presidential candidate to support in the South Carolina primary has never been terribly complicated. The 80-year-old civil rights activist has always backed Joe Biden, appreciative of the eight years he spent as the No. 2 to the first
Generational split among SC black voters could hurt Biden Read More »
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COLUMBIA, S.C. – Benedict College will make a special announcement concerning the Tiger football program at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 11 in the DHS Center (Ballroom B) on the campus of Benedict College. All students, faculty, staff, alumni and fans are invited to attend. In attendance will be Benedict President Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis,
Football Press Conference at Benedict College, Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. Read More »
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