Megan Thee Stallion graduates from TSU
Her lyrics are bold, racy and often controversial, but like it or not, Houston’s own Megan Thee Stallion has proven that she has what it takes to keep rising to the top. The artist, born Megan Pete, grew up right here in Houston and gives credit to her success to her dearly departed mother and […]
Dr. Thomas Freeman Ave?
By: James Ford A little over a year ago, Dr. Thomas F. Freeman passed after teaching at Texas Southern University for over 70 years. He was only two weeks away from his hundred and first birthday. Freeman, the debate coach at Texas Southern University, mentored and taught a number of well known political and social […]
TSU students selected as White House HBCU scholars
Texas Southern University students Kiyana Akins and Dexter Maryland have been selected as members of the eighth cohort of HBCU Scholars hosted by the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Initiative).
Board confirms Dr. Lesia L. Crumpton-Young as new TSU president
The Texas Southern University Board of Regents named Dr. Lesia L. Crumpton-Young as the sole finalist for the position of President of Texas Southern University.
Benjamin Crump Social Justice Endowed Scholarship at TSU
Benjamin Crump, renowned attorney, civil rights leader and author, presented Texas Southern University with a $20,000 check after serving as commencement speaker at the university’s Spring 2021 graduation.
Georgia Provost: “We need a Black Agenda!”
“Right now, we as Black people need to get us an agenda and we need to discuss all of these disparities that we have in the Black community; education, healthcare and clinics, employment, parks for the youth, food, housing, economic development and the list goes on and on,” Georgia Provost said.
