Two-time Tuskegee grad among this season’s ‘Survivor’ castaways
Davie Rickenbacker ’10 heads to Fiji as a castaway on the 37th season of the CBS television show “Survivor.”
Skegee Spotlight: Darrin Francois
Freshman Darrin Francois had acceptance and scholarship offers from more than 90 colleges and universities, but the New Orleans native chose Tuskegee University for his undergraduate studies.
Tuskegee University lends support to T-100 jet trainer initiative
Officials hope the university’s support strengthens the bid for Leonardo DRS’ proposed T-100 production facility in Tuskegee, as well as ongoing town-and-gown partnerships.
Legacy Museum to host exhibit, events about legendary bassist Milton Hinton
Tuskegee serves as a temporary home to a traveling, multimedia exhibit chronicling the life of legendary bass musician and avid photographer Milt Hinton
Tuskegee partners with regional United Way to ‘live united’
Royal Court members unite with the River Region United Way’s inaugural phone-a-thon to support community organizations.
Brown selected as USDA Wallace-Carver Fellow
Alexandria Brown parlays a summer fellowship with the USDA into greater affirmation, clarity of her chosen career.
Brown '04 named Director of Defense
U.S. Air Force’s Maj. Mikita R. Brown tapped for new assignment as Director of Defense
Skegee Spotlight: Courtney Peavy
From the big city to the small town, graduating senior Courtney Peavy from Houston, Texas, has managed to blend in and make Tuskegee University worth her while.
Global Fair encourages students and community to go global with Tuskegee University
The annual fall Global Education Fair will highlight upcoming study abroad opportunities and feature a new photography contest.
Newest Tuskegee students benefit from ‘Golden Tiger Experience’ orientation program
New-student orientation program ushers in a new generation of Tuskegee gentlemen and women.
Skegee Spotlight: Dalton Hall
Since transferring from a junior college in Northern California, Hall, a senior communication major, says his studies at Mother Tuskegee have been an enjoyable experience.
First-of-its-kind public workshop to focus on historic campus preservation
Two-day, hands-on campus workshop to share valuable skills in architectural and construction restoration and conservation.
Tuskegee among inaugural recipients of grant from National Trust
Tuskegee University was selected to receive a $150,000 grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation to benefit work in the Department of Architecture.
Skegee Spotlight: Gerald Young
Gerald Young, a senior psychology major from Little Rock, Arkansas, says he was inspired to choose his major after discussing his purpose in life with a Sunday school teacher.
‘All of Us’ research partnership seeks to improve health and treatment strategies
A partnership between UAB, Tuskegee and other health-focused groups promises future, data-driven interventions for health providers.
Aug. 16-20 new-student orientation to introduce Class of 2022 to life at Tuskegee
‘Golden Tiger Experience’ to offer newest Tuskegee students a ‘crash course’ on university life
Skegee Spotlight: Sidney Minor
Sophomore social work major Sidney Minor says her summer internship was just what she needed to remind her to stay focused on her ultimate goal.
Summer research program for teachers focuses on research training in sustainable electronics
NSF-funded professional development is helping high school teachers develop curricula to address, stem the impact of electronic waste.
Tuskegee among nursing programs receiving special White Coat Ceremony funding
New funding to further highlight the accomplishments of Tuskegee’s graduating nurses
Tuskegee sophomore among 18 students receiving Kevin Hart scholarships
A partnership involving actor Kevin Hart, UNCF and KIPP makes the dream of a college degree a reality for sophomore Ayan Robinson and 17 other HBCU students.
Tuskegee receives $4M diversity-focused NSF materials research grant
A new NSF-funded partnership with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has the potential for a new class of nanomaterials widely used in electronics applications.
Tuskegee among The Princeton Review’s 2019 ‘best colleges’
Annual college guide publication relies on student feedback to evaluate the nation’s best 384 colleges and universities.
Skegee Spotlight: Abena Myers-Taylor
As dean of student life, Abena Myers-Taylor's primary role includes providing direction for the Student Union, Royal Court, Student Government Association, and New Student Orientation
Summer institute trains Alabama teachers on new computer science curriculum
NSF-funded program implements new computer science curriculum, promises greater employment diversity in high-tech sectors
New Polk exhibit focuses on never-before-seen photos of university history
A new photography exhibit featuring the life’s work of P.H. Polk provides a visual perspective of early 20th-century life on the Tuskegee University campus and surrounding community.
Princeton University Library’s inaugural archiving program includes Tuskegee, other HBCU partners
Tuskegee is among five HBCUs participating in an inaugural archiving and research collaboration with Princeton University.
Jones named new social work department head
Jones brings nearly two decades of practicing social work experience to her new role as head of the Department of Social Work.
Restored dioramas take center stage in new Legacy Museum exhibit
Tuskegee’s Legacy Museum to feature new exhibit, “20 Dioramas: Brightly-Lit Windows, Magically Different,” focusing on display of cultural dioramas created in the 1940s by African-American artists.
Skegee Spotlight: Dr. Leo Upchurch
After expecting to only spend two years at Tuskegee University following his faculty appointment in the fall of 1990, Dr. Leo Upchurch is nearing his 30th anniversary on the faculty
Summer commencement marks firsts for McNair, online programs
President Lily D. McNair and the awarding of online degrees make their debut at last week’s commencement ceremony.
Career website ranks Tuskegee fourth for post-grad job potential
Tuskegee ranked fourth among Alabama peers for students’ ability to land a job following graduation.
Troy tapped to serve as interim provost
Dr. Roberta Troy, a two-time Tuskegee graduate and faculty member since 1999, assumes the duties of interim provost.
Tuskegee’s Washington among Beyoncé, BeyGOOD scholarship recipients
Senior Caleb Washington is among the eight recipients of the Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and BeyGOOD’s $25,000 2018-19 Homecoming Scholars scholarship award.
Tuskegee grad becomes Alabama National Guard's first black female pilot
2nd Lt. Kayla Freeman '16 recognized as the Alabama National Guard's first black female pilot following her graduation from aviation school in June 2018.
Skegee Spotlight: Shyla Hutchins
Mechanical engineering student and Alexander City, Alabama native, Skyla Hutchins says Tuskegee has provided her with valuable lessons and the best experiences through her role as first attendant of Miss Tuskegee’s Royal Court, and as a member of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.
Quality management specialist, Tuskegee alum to keynote nursing pinning ceremony
Dr. Faye J. Wilson ’80 will keynote the School of Nursing and Allied Health’s summer nursing pinning ceremony on July 26
Tuskegee mayor to deliver summer commencement address
Tuskegee anticipates awarding 106 degrees during its July 27 Summer Commencement Exercises.
Annual BUILDERS Academy fosters STEM innovation among area high schoolers
Annual NSF-funded BUILDERS Academy inspires high schoolers’ innovative, creative spirits in the STEM disciplines
Tuskegee grad among Nat'l Museum of African American History and Culture's ‘hidden figures’
Tammy Boyd ’96 helped lead legislative efforts to establish new national Smithsonian Institution museum devoted to preserving African American history.
Skegee Spotlight: Dr. Rhonda Collier
Dr. Rhonda Collier, associate professor of English and Modern Language and director of the Tuskegee University Global Office, has made an amazing race around the world, visiting 25 countries, and speaking in four languages.
Tuskegee, Auburn collaborate to further veterinary medicine training, increase diversity
A new partnership with neighboring Auburn University will further diversify the veterinary profession.
Skegee Spotlight: Richard Glaze
Even as an undergrad at Tuskegee, Richard Glaze II ’10 relished helping students and continuing the legacy of Booker T. Washington. Glaze is a second-generation Tuskegeean
Tuskegee University selected to host International Institute on Rural Policy Studies
Tuskegee hosts international conference devoted to studying policy implications on rural communities
Trustees endow scholarship honoring Interim President Morris
A newly endowed student scholarship honors Dr. Charlotte Morris’ tenure as interim president
Architecture students study the classics through NYC-based program
Two first-year architecture students are learning a new appreciation for classical architecture during a month-long program in New York.
Skegee Spotlight: Dr. June Samuel
Dr. June C. Samuel, director of Student Health Services and one of Tuskegee’s most beloved faculty members and administrators, has been with the university for nearly 30 years.
Summer camp deepens middle school students’, teachers’ STEM skills
A weeklong summer camp for middle school students and teachers imparts vital math and science knowledge
Tuskegee researchers develop new test to detect an aggressive form of breast cancers in African-American women
A test developed by Tuskegee researchers will lead to earlier detection of and treatment for the most fatal form of breast cancer.
Skegee Spotlight: Jonathon Pulliam
One of the most well-rounded students on campus and a member of Tuskegee’s recent Spring 2018 graduating class, Jonathon Pulliam has done it all.
Verizon Foundation awards Tuskegee grant for male minorities
Tuskegee University has been awarded a $300,000 grant from the Verizon Foundation to specifically propel young minority male students into the technology sector.