Stillman College has taken a significant step in its plans to overhaul historic Sheppard Library. The National Park Service has awarded $500,000 to Stillman College to upgrade technology and infrastructure at Sheppard, which will be transformed into a civil rights museum and digital learning center. Stillman is one of five HBCUs in the State of […]
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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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Tuscaloosa, AL,06-30-Stillman College will reopen the campus to students, faculty, and staff in August, with several differences to be noted. While the return to work date is August 1, some may continue teleworking from home in order to maintain social distance guidelines and to keep the campus as safe as possible. Those who do return […]
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