Howard university

2023 - 3 - 16

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Howard University is dancing once again (Deadspin)

The HBCU is making its third-ever trip to the NCAA Tournament, while its other programs are also on the rise.

[Stan Verrett](https://twitter.com/stanverrett?lang=en) than a [Bethea](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BethAn20.htm) has reached one of college sports’ most prolific events. The Bison defeated back-to-back MEAC Champion Norfolk State on Saturday in a 65-64 thriller. The program even received some love before the tournament from the NBA when the The football team also tied for a conference championship in the fall. This is a lot of TV for the money, and it also happens to be one of the best 4K TVs you can buy right now, according to Gizmodo. Miles Simon from the men’s side won Most Outstanding Swimmer and Jordan Walker from the women won Most Outstanding Diver. Last spring the softball team took home a MEAC Championship. This season they advanced to the MEAC title game again and almost pulled off a spectacular comeback against Norfolk State. Sure I’m a biased alumnus who is high on school pride with the Bison in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament for the third time in the program’s history, but facts are facts. Howard is a university with a history of producing stars. Of course, sports are expensive, and as an HBCU Howard doesn’t have the athletic budget of a Power 5 university. [“no crime,”](https://twitter.com/shannonsharpeee/status/1624048535669800963?lang=en) and I hope the university enjoys him until he moves on to a job with more money and prestige and says that he was instructed by God to do so.

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Howard University To Build Engineering Maker Space (Triple Pundit)

Howard University's department of mechanical engineering will soon be home to an interdisciplinary maker space and innovation lab, where students can ...

Anderson, dean of the College of Engineering and Architecture. [As its mission statement reads](https://cea.howard.edu/about-us/our-vision-and-mission), "The College of Engineering and Architecture at Howard University aspires to leverage its unique culture and strengths to become nationally recognized for providing a pathway to opportunities and careers in engineering, computer science, and architecture for Black and other underserved students, developing leaders who are inspired to serve humanity through their knowledge and innovation, and forging technologies and designing built environments that impact the Black community, as well as promote greater social prosperity." “The Autodesk Student Ambassador program allowed our students to train their peers in CAD, CAM, CAE and generative design for Autodesk Certification,” Yilmaz said. Today, only 3.1 percent of the mechanical engineers in the United States are Black, according to research from career and jobs website In addition to Autodesk’s donation of its industry-grade software, Howard mechanical engineering students have received technical support from Autodesk experts, including hands-on software trainings provided both on-campus and virtually, and used cloud-based, high-power computing capabilities for “Such an interdisciplinary space, equipped with state-of-the art hardware and Autodesk software, will be used not only to teach courses such as CAD/CAM/CAE [computer-aided design, manufacturing and engineering], but also to provide students a medium where they can conceptualize ideas, find innovative solutions to today’s interdisciplinary grand challenges, and take advantage of experiential learning opportunities from freshmen year until graduation.”

Autodesk Donates $1 Million to Howard University for ... (NNN)

The donation will fund a fully equipped laboratory with cutting-edge technology, including Autodesk software. The interdisciplinary space will be used not just ...

The company’s [HBCU](https://nnn.ng/tag/hbcu/) Tech Program has also been providing career pathways to students at Howard and three other historically Black colleges and universities. Howard University’s mechanical engineering students are excited about the donation and how it will enhance their learning experience. [](https://nnn.ng/#:~:text=bloggers outreach)

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