EDA grant to fund Geneva renovation, cyber training center at Stillman
The United States Economic Development Administration has awarded Stillman College a $2.7 million grant to develop a cybersecurity and information technology training center in Geneva Hall.
Tuscaloosa community invited to ‘Stomp Out Suicide’
“Stomp Out Suicide,” a step show on Stillman’s campus, will be held Tuesday, Sept. 20. The public is invited to attend Stomp Out Suicide, where community health and wellness agencies will be on hand to engage attendees.
President Warrick to Retire in June 2023
Stillman College President Dr. Cynthia Warrick, the first woman to hold the position at the college, will retire from the presidency at the end of her current contract term on June 30, 2023.
‘Know better, do better’: Annual program helping mold student leaders
Stillman’s Student Leader Safety Bootcamp had its third annual session at the beginning of August with the same goal: to teach student leaders how to deal with difficult situations that can arise on campus.
Mayor of Montgomery to deliver keynote at Stillman Convocation
Steven L. Reed, the 57th Mayor of the City of Montgomery and the first African American to hold the position, will deliver the keynote address at Stillman College’s Fall Convocation on Sept. 1.
National Park Service grants Stillman $500k to renovate Sheppard
Stillman College will upgrade technology and infrastructure at Sheppard, which will be transformed into a civil rights museum and digital learning center.
National Park Service grants Stillman $500k for Winsborough Project
The $500,000 History of Equal Rights grant will help rehabilitate the exterior of Winsborough Hall, a former dorm that will serve as a Living and Learning Center for senior citizens.
SIU Prelaw Institute ‘motivating and empowering’ for Stillman students
Stillman criminal justice majors earn scholarship, gain insight from women of color practicing law.
Metz Culinary Management gifts $10k to Stillman Foundation Community Garden
Metz Culinary Management is helping expand Stillman’s Community Garden to help promote sustainability and fight food insecurity in Tuscaloosa’s West End.
TRIO Upward Bound awards $3.3 million to Stillman College
A federal Upward Bound grant will help more under-resourced students in West Alabama prepare for and enroll in college.
