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As the days get longer and the temperatures rise, summer beckons us with promises of adventure, relaxation, and connection. For Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) alumni, this season offers a myriad of opportunities to celebrate their heritage, network with fellow graduates, and create lasting memories. From the highly anticipated HBCU Connect Annual Conference and Career Fair to the ultimate Memorial Day Getaway, here's a guide to making the most of your summer as an HBCU alum

Analysts say there could be room for both UBS and its smaller rivals to grow.

The S&P 500 ends a six-day streak of losses with a 0.9% gain as all 11 sectors rise. Earnings and economic data provide the next tests for the market.

The Magnificent Seven stocks lost nearly $1 trillion in combined market value last week, increasing pressure on the group to deliver.

Stakes are high for the electric-vehicle maker going into Tuesday’s quarterly earnings report.

China’s finance ministry has said it is in favor of the central bank resuming trading Treasury bonds, a move that would see the monetary authority dust off a rarely used tool in its policy kit.

Two years into the war, Citigroup is the only U.S. bank around, navigating a sometimes treacherous landscape.

The music streamer’s market value has surged on the belief that its money-losing days are in the past.

Investors have pulled a net $2.2 billion from ARK’s active funds this year, topping outflows from all of 2023.

New rules will govern advice on moving nest eggs into individual retirement accounts.

Takeover could value HashiCorp at a premium to its market value of $4.9 billion.

Courtesy of Grambling State University Mother Nature wasn’t fully cooperative, but that did not stop Grambling State University (GSU) students, faculty, and staff members from getting a glimpse of history Monday afternoon. A watch party was held in the Quad in front of “Eddie the Tiger” with a solid crowd hoping to get at least a quick view of the only total solar eclipse to occur in the contiguous U.S. until August 2044 in Montana and North Dakota, with the next coast-to-coast total eclipse in the U.S. slated for 2045. Dr. Stacey Duhon, Dean of the College of Arts and The post GSU gathers for glimpse of solar eclipse appeared first on HBCU News.