Losing weight and belly fat can be difficult. Finding natural ways to lose weight can be even more difficult; especially with commercials advertising pills and fasts that claim to help people lose extra weight with no effort. There has been research done on the best foods to eat to lose belly fat. Fortunately, people can […]
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While exercise plays a role in good health, the quality of your diet has the biggest impact on your weight. The foods that make you gain weight aren’t just the usual suspects, like soda or fast foods – they also include so-called “healthy” foods or nutritious foods that are easy to overeat. You don’t need […]
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Former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton are sending their best wishes to Donald and Melania Trump after the president announced he and his wife tested positive to novel coronavirus. Clinton, 74, posted on Twitter late Friday wishing the Trumps and all those exposed to the potentially deadly virus a speedy recovery.- ADVERTISEMENT -https://s.yimg.com/rq/darla/4-4-0/html/r-sf-flx.html “We […]
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded $1.48 Million for four years to the Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine for breast cancer research. Deepa Bedi, MD, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the college’s Department of Biomedical Sciences and is serving as the principal investigator for the grant entitled, “Evaluation of HSPD1 (Heat Shock […]
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In its 2021 rankings released today, U.S. News and World Report has ranked Tuskegee University 4th among the nation’s best Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The move from 2020’s 8th spot places the university solidly in the annual publication’s list of top-10 HBCUs. “We are thrilled that U.S. News and World Report has ranked […]
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Dr. Ruby L. Perry, dean of the Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine, was named the Zoetis Champion of Diversity during the recent Southeastern Diversity Matters Virtual Symposium. Hosted by the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine, the biennial conference featured topics related to diversity and inclusion in veterinary medicine. The 2020 symposium was sponsored […]
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Talladega College was founded by two freedmen, William Savery and Thomas Tarrant, who desired a better life for their children and the children of other newly freed individuals. Through the collaborative efforts of freed slaves, missionary organizations, and the federal government, Talladega opened in 1867. As Alabama’s first private historically black liberal arts institution, Talladega […]
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IBM Establishes First Quantum Education and Research Initiative for Historically Black Colleges and Universities Quantum Center part of broader HBCU investment, including additional $100M in Skills Academy technology, assets, resources and skills development IBM is announcing its first IBM Quantum education and research initiative for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), aimed at driving a […]
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So what’s a virtual happy hour? A time when #OurHBCUsCelebrate together! We can’t wait for some of the hottest DJs from across the state to give us an afternoon of good music, fun memories, special appearances, and more! It’s definitely more fun with friends, so make sure that you and your crew RSVP for our […]
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“The key is to be consistent.” “We take it one game at a time. We don’t look ahead.” Cliché sayings, it may seem, but they are words and strategies John Teasley not only says but practices. They have proven to be keys to success. Teasley is head coach of the Stillman College men’s basketball team […]
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