Dramatically increasing student retention. Providing nearly 100 percent of faculty with the foundation for delivering excellent instruction. Demonstrating an enduring commitment to the success of all students.
Last spring, PVAMU became the first HBCU in Texas to launch two degrees in public health.
HOUSTON - With the semester coming to an end, Prairie View A&M University announced a new school coming to the Historically Black College/University (HBCU).
Seeking the office of mayor to represent those who can’t represent themselves: mental health, gentrification and the homeless. Our city has gone from a city that had a feeling of empathy towards all citizens to a city of “business” as usual.” Our culture and way of life – “the Southern charm and hospitality” is being [...]
For many people, especially those from marginalized communities, having athletic abilities have frequently been considered the key to success. A large number of athletes, however, are left without a defined future because only a small fraction of them make it to the professional leagues.
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (KBTX) - An all-clear has been given following a bomb threat Tuesday at Prairie View A&M University.
Prairie View A&M University has announced the name of the interim president who will help lead the school until the new president starts in June.
Earning a college degree is a challenging task. Earning a degree during a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic makes this statement even more valid. For more than 1,000 students who will walk across the stage this Saturday, May 13, at Prairie View A&M University’s 141st Spring Commencement Convocation, they proved they prevailed.
Ruth J. Simmons, a noted leader in higher education and Prairie View A&M University’s eighth president (2017-2023), is set to address more than 1,000 graduates this Saturday, May 13, at the University’s 141st Spring Commencement Convocation. This semester’s graduating class also includes a record number of doctoral students.
Prairie View A&M University's new School of Public and Allied Health will serve an existing 1,000 students as it continues to grow.
