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Thomas “Malik” Tillman Scholarship
Thomas “Malik” Tillman Scholarship Thomas “Malik” Tillman lived a life of service to others. He was passionate about celebrating African and African American cultures, documenting, and preserving African Americans’ historical legacies in Greater Charlotte, and educating the African American youth about history and culture. He was both an Africana Studies (B.A.) and History (M.A.) alum […]
Michele Randolph-Recent Graduate
Michele Randolph’s Inspiring Story
Honoring our Graduates
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Dr. de la Torre: Earns Internationally Competitive Fellowship With National Humanities Center
Dr. Oscar de la Torre wins national award
Dr. Smith Ruiz’s new book
Black Families and Recession in the United States The Enduring Impact of the Great Recession of 2007–2009
Dr. Ojaide’s new book of poetry
Narrow Escapes
Dr. Ogundiran’s new book
The Yoruba: A New History
Annual Symposium_April 22-23, 2021
See our events page for registration details for the Annual Symposium
OGUNDIRAN RECEIVES FIRST CITIZENS BANK SCHOLARS MEDAL
OGUNDIRAN RECEIVES FIRST CITIZENS BANK SCHOLARS MEDAL