Kamryn Jackson

NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIVERSITY

Kamryn Jackson, a 2024 Rhoden Fellow, is a senior multimedia journalism major from Prince George’s County, Maryland. In the fall she will serve as the managing editor of The A&T Register and president of Associated Sports Press Editors. Her favorite sport to play is volleyball, and her favorite sport to watch is basketball.

Kamryn Jackson

North Carolina A&T student passed up a Fortune 500 job to chase her sports dreams

Second time’s the charm: Persistence pays off for Aggie who didn’t allow an initial denial keep her from applying again for Rhoden Fellowship

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North Carolina Central professor earns place in wheelchair basketball hall of fame

Andrea Woodson-Smith to be inducted after storied career

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North Carolina A&T sisters look to spread love of basketball — and lessons — to youth

Moriah and Aliyah Terry’s TheBamGrp to host tournament featuring high school teams from Virginia, New York and North Carolina

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Howard University’s Anim Dankwah seen as key to Cricket Celebration Bowl berth

Quarterback Quinton Williams says offensive lineman from Ghana ‘makes my job … a lot easier’

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Carolina Panthers running back Tarik Cohen awaits chance to make an impact  

Cohen credits time as North Carolina A&T Aggies star player for preparing him for NFL comeback

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‘The Shop Uninterrupted’ to conduct live tapings at historically Black universities

LeBron James and Maverick Carter’s show coming to Tennessee State, Hampton and North Carolina A&T

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Players, coaches work to shut out the noise as hype runs high for Aggie-Eagle Classic

Bragging rights are on the line for popular rivalry game between North Carolina A&T and North Carolina Central

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Watch for these HBCU players this season

Division I athletes come with preseason accolades and high expectations

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National Association of Black Journalists convention panel examines the state of HBCUs

Educators and attendees discuss effects of rulings on student loan forgiveness, end of affirmative action in college admissions

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North Carolina A&T’s new plus-size dance team Liquid Gold advocates for inclusivity

‘If you’re not skinny, then people think it’s hard for you to move,’ coach says

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