Women's History

From Marching Wildcat to Philanthropic Warrior, VP and Dr. Sherry Paramore '91

Over 35 years ago, Sherry Paramore (then named Sherry Priester) entered to B-CC to learn. Now, she’s back to help other students do the same

With Her B-CU Legacy, Wendy Thompson '82 Charts New Horizons at Fisk

Wendy Thompson's journey is deeply intertwined with Bethune-Cookman, a place that holds a profound significance in her family's history.

For Bethune's legacy, 'the fight is not yet over'

What does a buck fifty get you?Combined with a lifetime of faith, and seemingly endless hard work, the very institution from which I write.

Cynthia Butler-McIntyre, Former DST National President to Headline Women’s History Month Assembly

The event is free and open to the public and the university is encouraging all members of NPHC organizations to show their support.

106th Birthday Proclamation for Mrs. Magnoila Jackson

Members of the Bethune-Cookman University community celebrated the 106th birthday of Ms. Magnolia Jackson, B-CU’s most senior living alumna.

Campus Community Celebrates the Contributions of B-CU Women in Week-long Women's History Month Festivities

The university community came together to celebrate the numerous women on campus who possess an exemplary commitment to service.

UNSPEAKABLE CHALLENGES: Southern Association for Women Historians 2025 Triennial Conference

The Southern Association for Women Historians (SAWH) invites proposals for its thirteenth triennial conference, to be held June 19-22, 2025.

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