TSU
Page: 3
By Erin Slaughter, KTSU2 Reporter In the back office of the Earl Carl Institute, on the Texas Southern University (TSU) campus, Director Sarah Guidry’s unwavering faith and divine calling as a guardian of justice guide her relentless pursuit of fairness and truth. The Earl Carl Institute is an independent organization dedicated to empowering underserved populations […]
By: Erin Slaughter It was a sunny day in Washington, D.C., absent of wind. Inside a conference room located on a campus whose history signifies the need to maintain a democracy that does not overlook or undermine any part of society, the future of journalism was discussed. Gallaudet University was founded in 1864 to accommodate […]
Houston- Texas Southern University welcomed the 2021 Homecoming this weekend after being canceled in 2020 because of COVID-19. The celebration started off with a parade Saturday morning and ended with a football game between the TSU Tigers and the North American University Stallions in the afternoon. Alumni traveled in from many different states to attend. […]
Houston- Texas Southern University’s Career and Professional Development Center has a database filled with scholarships and jobs for TSU students. Here are a few of this week’s highlights: Tips on turning your summer job/internship into a career If you spent the break working on a summer job or an internship and you’re thinking about how to […]
Houston- Texas Southern University’s Career and Professional Development Center has a database filled with scholarships and jobs for TSU students. Here are a few of this week’s highlights: FBI Student Programs The nation’s top law enforcement and intelligence organization offers valuable work experience for students at every education level. The FBI offers a variety of programs, […]
Houston- Texas Southern University’s Career and Professional Development Center has a database filled with scholarships and jobs for TSU students. Here are a few of this week’s highlights: The Ronald Blue Trust Scholarship Ronald Blue Trust is offering a $2,500 scholarship to three undergraduate students who have demonstrated academic achievement and a passion for biblically-based financial advising. One […]
By: Januel Burton HOUSTON — Many Houstonians showed their way of honoring the many African-Americans who’ve lost their lives to police brutality by painting murals across the city. The artists who painted the murals wanted to keep the legacy of people like George Floyd alive. At the corner of La Branch St. and Alabama St, […]
Legendary Texas Southern University debate coach Dr. Thomas F. Freeman spoke at the 19th Annual Barbara Jordan Lecture Series “The Pursuit of Excellence in the Forensic Arts” on Feb. 12, 2020; it would be one of his last speeches before transitioning on June 6, 2020.
By: Isaiah Robinson HOUSTON—Due to the rising surge in coronavirus cases, Texas Southern University will move to a 13-week schedule for the upcoming fall semester, which has students completing the term before the Thanksgiving break. The decision to shift to a modified schedule comes after a startling spike in COVID-19 cases overwhelmed not only the […]
By: Isaiah Robinson HOUSTON—Texas Southern University is strategically planning and preparing for students’ return to campus with a phased re-opening system called, “Return to TigerLand”, for the Fall 2020 semester as COVID-19 relentlessly strikes the Houston community. With growing concerns regarding the safety of students and faculty mounting as the beginning of the school year […]
