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- Award-winning actress, producer, activist and author Sheryl Lee Ralph served as a special guest at Norfolk State University’s 114th Commencement Ceremony Saturday, May 10 at William “Dick” Price Stadium.
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- Boyd Gaming today pledged $1 million to Norfolk State University in support of the Tourism & Hospitality Management program in the University’s School of Business.
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- Norfolk State University will hold its May Commencement exercises on Saturday, May 10, 2025 at 9 a.m. in William “Dick” Price Stadium on the NSU campus, where more than 600 graduates will receive their diplomas.
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- Norfolk State University will offer the course Introduction to Gaming Management (THM-290-90) for the Fall, 2025 Semester which runs from August 16, 2025, until December 5, 2025.
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- Norfolk State University (NSU), in partnership with Work Program Architects (WPA), SmithGroup, and S.B. Ballard Construction broke ground on its $118 million New Science Building on Friday, April 18.
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- Four Master of Social Work students held a discussion panel at the Conference on Women and Gender hosted by Christopher Newport University. Under the guidance of Associate Professor Dr. Val Livingston in the Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work, Shevelle King, Alexis Campbell, Breanna Miller, and Carmen Good, who are active duty or military veterans, presented on the topic of Women, Military Life and the Boy’s Club.
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- CSET Good News Report March 2025
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- Norfolk State University Announces Distinguished Alumni Honorees--Graduate of the Last Decade will also be Honored
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- NSU’s Learning Communities (LC) expand students' horizons and foster a profound sense of curiosity and exploration. They focus on academic learning and aim to broaden students' horizons by collaborating with local businesses and organizations.
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- To celebrate Women's History Month, the College of Liberal Arts, the Robert C. Nusbaum Honors College, and the Center for African American Public Policy sponsored a women's lecture series with Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry.
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- Norfolk State University is thrilled to announce a generous $400,000 gift from TowneBank in support of our student-athletes. The presentation was made during a special reception at the Chrysler Museum Friday, February 28, where the University also welcomed new head football coach Michael Vick.
The TowneBank Endowed Athletic Success Fund will provide current and endowed essential scholarship support for student-athletes.
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- Clifford Denize, a doctoral student at the Center for Materials Research in Dr. Bahoura’s group, won a travel award to present his research titled “Rf-magnetron sputtering vs. Sulfurization of Steel Spacers: What Fabricates Pyrite Thin Films Best?”
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- Norfolk State graduate student Eric Minor won the RallyCry National Championship for EA Sports College Football 2025, sponsored by Tyson Foods. Each finalist was a student of Historically Black Colleges and Universities.