There's an African-American Studies major. Wole Soyinka, the Nobel Laureate, is a professor with the Black Studies Institute. About 1500 bachelor's degrees are awarded annually. This event attracts about 1,000 students each year, with other Black Greeks arriving to participate from neighboring Georgia colleges. There are over 200 clubs, organizations and special interest groups on campus.
Blacks look to their Black fraternities and sororities for support.
This Time and Ngambika. The student online newspaper is called The Wheel . Others include The Fever , The Fire , The Spoke . EV News, International Association, chess, photography, debate, film and arts outlets for students. There's also a jazz band, orchestra, radio and TV stations, Student Government Association, College and Media Councils.