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We send our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Sarah Belk Gambrell, an extended member of the ������Ƶ family.

��Another reason to Hold High the Gold and Blue! ������Ƶ's Sport Management Program ranks #17 on the��2020 Best Colleges for Sports Management in America��list, according to Niche. In addition, JCSU is listed as the third best Sport Management Program in the Carolinas and the second best in North Carolina. The University is the only HBCU in the top 20 of 299 schools.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced life to change for so many of us. Despite the additional stresses the pandemic has had on our lives, many people have been able to unite for good causes, including our alumni who have donated to the ������Ƶ in many ways. Most recently, by offering words of advice to current students.

Anika Cobb ’13 was recently hired as the director of marketing and communications at Allen University.

Upon graduating from ������Ƶ in 1994, Dr. Regina Boyd ‘94, a three-year generation alumna, began working in the CMS system as a kindergarten teacher at Collinswood Elementary School. After teaching at Collinswood, she became part of the leadership team and assisted with the establishment of Collinswood Dual Language Academy.

Over the last several years, craft breweries have been one of the top trending businesses in the food and drink industry. For millennials, they serve as a new location to socialize, but like many industries, there’s a lack of diversity when it comes to the owners of these establishments. David McMullin Jr. ’12 is hoping to change that. The alumnus was recently mentioned in a Forbes article for his business, Mack Brewing Co.

������Ƶ announces the appointment of Erna D. Perkins Jones as director of Facilities. Perkins Jones comes to JCSU from Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont in Charlotte. She will assume her role at JCSU on July 14.

On Friday, June 5, 2020 Lelia Jackson ‘20 and her daughter Kneadee Lester-Jackson ‘20 both received their diplomas from President Clarence D. Armbrister during ������Ƶ’s diploma pick-up.

“I couldn't have made a better decision,” said Andrew Alexander ’15 while reflecting on his journey at ������Ƶ. “I was very happy with the idea of being able to go to college, an HBCU at that, in the city of Charlotte that's close to my family so they can watch me play.”