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- Norfolk State University recently entered a partnership with a South Korean university and its medical school.
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- Two Norfolk State University students have been selected as 2019 Governor’s Fellows.
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- The Norfolk State University School of Business recently held the Hampton Roads Business Communication Competition for high school students on the university’s campus where High School students won scholarships, cash prizes
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- The Norfolk State University Police Department recently welcomed five new officers to its ranks.
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- David Tenenbaum has had the good fortune of having a script he co-wrote get not just one, but two recognitions this year.
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- he Norfolk State University Board of Visitors introduced the University’s seventh president to community, business, educational and elected leaders on May 23.
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- A Norfolk State University junior was recently featured in a TEDx talk (TEDxLAHS) where he spoke to students at a California high school about how college affordability and how he was able to cover the cost of his education by applying for various scholarships.
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- Enjoy an evening of Culture and Cuisine. Join the Norfolk State University Foundation for the Taste of NSU – An Evening to Culture & Cuisine, Thursday, May 30, 2019, from 6–9 p.m., in the Norfolk State University Student Center
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- Jessica Orvis is running in the Boston Marathon. It's the fulfillment of promise made 5 years ago.
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- The Norfolk State University Innovation Center On the Main in downtown Norfolk was dedicated on March 11.
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- Norfolk State University Interim President Melvin T. Stith, Sr., Ph.D., and Vice Admiral Scott Buschman, Commander, Coast Guard Atlantic Area, signed a formal memorandum of agreement Friday, March 22, that continues the partnership between the two entities.
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- The Norfolk State University’s Theater Company and Department of Mass Communication and Journalism will host “An Evening with Zeus Campbell.” Campbell is an NSU alumnus, Norfolk native, and a cast member of the Oscar Award-winning film, Skin.
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- Norfolk State University will induct 13 generous and deserving donors —all who have gifted at least $100,000 in their lifetime to the institution— into the prestigious Lyman Beecher Brooks Society at the 2019 Green and Gold Ball on April 27 at 7 p.m. at Joseph G. Echols Memorial Hall on campus.
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- Journalist Yamiche Alcindor, currently a White House Correspondent for the PBS NewsHour, will deliver the keynote address at Norfolk State University’s 2019 Spring Commencement Ceremony at 9 a.m. on Saturday, May 4, at William “Dick” Price Stadium.
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- Band and Alumni Affiliated with Projects That Add Up to Entertainment’s Highest Achievement
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- The Norfolk State University Division of Music will present “The Arts in Our Town,” a concert highlighting some of the extraordinary artists who showcase their artistry and talents in the cities of Hampton Roads.
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- Norfolk State University will honor three of its alumni at the 2019 Alumni Awards Reception & Dinner on Friday, May 3.
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- Norfolk State University Interim President Melvin T. Stith, Jr., Ph.D., will meet with Vice Admiral Scott Buschman, Commander, Coast Guard Atlantic Area and Coast Guard representatives on Friday, March 22, 2019 to renew a formal memorandum of agreement to continue the partnership between the two entities as part of the military organization’s College Student Pre-Commissioning Initiative (CSPI) program.
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- The Norfolk State University Board of Visitors named Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston as the 7th President of Norfolk State University.
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- Students attending a Virginia-based college are eligible to use a free tool to discover their talent for cybersecurity and could win a scholarship.
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- Norfolk State University’s Preschool Academy has received a grant to help NSU students who are parents pay for their child’s preschool.
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- After their second-ever MEAC regular season title, the Spartan men's basketball team enters the MEAC tournament as the No. 1 Seed.
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- For the first time since its creation, the NSU Board of Visitors has two women serving in the highest leadership positions.
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- Norfolk State University has launched a campaign showcasing its economic impact on the Hampton Roads region.
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- Norfolk State Accepts Gift from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Norfolk State University recently was awarded a portion of a $100,000 endowed gift from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
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- NSU Board of Visitors elects two women as rector and vice rector for the first time .
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- NSU Spartan Legion celebrates EDM group's Grammy win, music video's success
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- Wilmer shares with us her view of becoming the first woman to lead the Norfolk State University Board of Visitors in more than 20 years, updates on the university’s presidential search, and wisdom on how boards effectively govern while driving the message of a new strategic vision for a campus community.
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- (NSU NEWSROOM—Feb. 1, 2018) – In recognition of Black History Month, Norfolk State University will honor the transformational achievements and accomplishments of African-Americans through special panel discussions, art exhibitions, lectures and performances.
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- The Norfolk State University Board of Visitors held a special meeting on Monday (Jan. 28) where the board took action on several board policies and held elections for three BOV officer positions.
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- Dr. Byron L. Cherry Sr. (B.S. ’82) has had a life-long relationship with Norfolk State University. As a youth. As a student. As an alumnus. As a donor. As Board of Visitors Rector.
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- Norfolk State University's choice of "Close Reading for Effective Writing" (CREW) for its second Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) centers on the basic notion that reading and writing skills are complementary.
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- Judge Glenda Hatchett delivered a passionate keynote address at Norfolk State University’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day observance.
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- As a Presidential Intern, Kami Ames ’17 received a Norfolk State University lunch box while working her internship in the Office of the President.
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- Norfolk State University has become one of the first recipients of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.’s HBCU Endowment initiative.
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- Because writing is an essential component in how we communicate inside and outside the classroom, the University is offering students a wide variety of services to help with their writing. A 2900-square-foot writing center is scheduled to be formally dedicated and opened on Thursday, January 31.
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- Jermaine Jackson, Norfolk State University Alumni, talks about his appearance on the television show, "Naked and Afraid"
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- In July, the Board of Visitors began its search for the seventh President of Norfolk State University.
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- Ramal Johnson (M.A.’13) took a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in January 2018. Johnson, a master of media and communications graduate, took a four-month internship in the Office of Presidential Correspondence as a White House intern.
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- Turning Grief Into Giving: Mothers of the fallen find peace and healing through service.
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- The Norfolk State University “Spartan Legion” Marching Band was featured in a newly released video by Grammy-award winning electronic dance music duo “Justice.”
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- Happy Holidays
NSU Winter Holiday Schedule
Fri., Dec. 21, 2018–Tues., Jan. 1, 2019 Closed
Wed., Jan. 2, 2019 Resume Normal Business Hours
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- Norfolk State University partnered with the U.S. Coast Guard on a summit with historically black colleges and universities.
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- The gateway to the Norfolk State University campus from Park Avenue will create a sense of place.
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- A two-day conference discussed the use of art and graphic novels to communicate the story of the making of America, centering on the arrival of the first Africans.
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- Nearly 1200 students were honored for their academic achievement.
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- Norfolk State University, the NSU Cybersecurity Complex and the National Minority Technology Council are joining forces to determine how Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) can have a larger share of federal research and development contracts.
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- National Basketball Association official and philanthropist Tony Brothers will address Norfolk State University graduates at the 103rd Commencement ceremony.
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- Spartan Legion Marching Band Wins Competition
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- WNSB Hot 91.1 FM will host Change Makers, a live national town hall meeting, Sunday, November 4, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the J. Hugo Madison Hall auditorium. CNN correspondent Dr. Marc Lamont Hill will serve as the host for this live event.
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- In support of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, Norfolk State University is sponsoring a food and veterans supply drive on Saturday, November 10, from 9 a.m. to noon.
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- Show off your Spartan Pride! Order Norfolk State University's new license plate to help raise money for student scholarships.
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- As part of the University’s reaffirmation of accreditation, the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) committee is presenting a series of seminars for faculty and staff.
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- Angela Rye, principal and CEO of IMPACT Strategies, a political advocacy firm in Washington, D.C., delivered the keynote speech at Norfolk State University's annual Founders Day Community Breakfast.
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- The Department of Athletics and the Student Government Association have introduced initiatives to get the campus community to rally around the Spartan athletics team and create more school spirit at home games.
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- High school students from the area’s 19 school districts will have a chance to compete for three college scholarships in a region-wide competition sponsored through Norfolk State University’s School of Business.
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- Norfolk State University and Virginia State University are going head-to-head in an epic fundraising challenge as part of the Labor Day Classic.
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- The Board of Visitors (governing body) invites applications and nominations for the seventh President of Norfolk State University (NSU). The board seeks a dynamic, entrepreneurial, innovative and creative leader with strong academic, administrative, development and business acumen.
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- Governor Ralph Northam has made three new appointments to the Norfolk State University Board of Visitors.
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- Norfolk State University is part of a $1.2 million UNCF grant to develop transformative teaching practices, along with Morgan State and Tennessee State Universities.
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- Norfolk State University is building a new residence hall. It will house 740 students.
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- For the third consecutive year, Norfolk State University was recognized as a military friendly school due to its ability to attract and retain veterans and active-duty students and employees.
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- Norfolk State University held its 102nd Commencement Saturday, May 5 at William "Dick" Price Stadium.
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- Cybersecurity Master's Recognized as a Top Program
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- Norfolk State will begin offering a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre & Drama this fall.
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- James W. Dyke Jr. has been appointed to the Norfolk State University Board of Visitors.
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- Interim President Melvin T. Stith, Sr., Ph.D. thanks the campus community as Administrators, Faculty and Staff Campaign ends.
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- Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin E. Fairfax will deliver the keynote address at Norfolk State University’s 102nd Commencement Ceremony scheduled for Saturday, May 5, 9 a.m. at William “Dick” Price Stadium.
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- On a cold and wet Saturday morning, December 9, 2017, hundreds of students, faculty, staff, alumni, family and friends quickly transformed the Norfolk Scope from a quiet arena into NSU’s 101st Commencement.
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- This event highlights a senior toast in honor of the accomplishments of the graduating NSU senior class of Fall 2017
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- Happy Holidays
NSU Winter Holiday Schedule
Thurs, Dec.21 12 Noon Closure
Fri., Dec. 22,2017-Tues., Jan. 2, 2018 Closed
Wed., Jan. 3,2018 Resume Normal Business Hours
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- For the third consecutive year, Norfolk State University participated in #GivingTuesday, a global philanthropic movement.
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- Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe will address graduates at the 101st Commencement
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- The Norfolk State University Board of Visitors Friday, November 10 appointed Vice Rector Dr. Melvin T. Stith to serve as the university’s interim president while the Board delineates a plan to conduct a national search for a new president.
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- WNSB Hot 91 FM is conducting an on-air membership campaign. Give Now!
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- Glenn R. Carrington has been named dean of the School of Business.
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- Business and Humanities Multiplex opens amid fanfare.