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PVAMU secures largest-ever College of Business grant to support rural Texas businesses
by Shilo on November 13, 2026 at 4:16 pm
The $3.5 million initiative aims to serve more than 2,000 businesses, facilitate $75 million in capital, and develop 1,500 jobs across Texas. Prairie View, Texas  | November 13, 2026 For many small businesses in rural Texas, growing a business isn’t just about having a good idea. It’s also about having access -
PVAMU research expenditures reach $61 million, sustaining record growth
by Shilo on November 11, 2026 at 4:21 pm
The University builds on two consecutive years above $50 million in research spending while supporting faculty discovery and student research opportunities. Prairie View, Texas  | November 11, 2026 Prairie View A&M University closed fiscal year 2026 with $61 million in research expenditures, building on a historic achievement with an equally consequential -
Building belonging: Meet PVAMU’s inaugural dean of University College
by Shilo on November 9, 2026 at 7:58 pm
Meet Dr. Carmen Carter, inaugural dean of University College at Prairie View A&M University. Driven by a passion for student success, access and belonging, Dr. Carter is helping shape the first- and second-year student experience at PVAMU. Her vision is to create an environment where every student finds their place, develops their potential and -
PVAMU PhD student wins Apple recognition for chip design
by Shilo on November 6, 2026 at 7:10 pm
Courtesy: pvamu.edu/research PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Nov. 6, 2026) – A Prairie View A&M University doctoral student has earned recognition from Apple for his work designing a computer chip, marking an early milestone in his research career. Bharath Kumar Chintada, a PhD student in electrical engineering, was named the winner of a chip design -
Opinion| When History Has Nowhere to Live: Museum Deserts and Cultural Inaccessibility
by Shilo on November 5, 2026 at 9:35 pm
More than a Building of Old Stuff A museum is more than just a building of collectibles. For a society, a museum holds keys to past events, an individual’s legacy, and a culture’s place in history. I remember school museum field trips being my favorite activity in school. Yes, because we got out of











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