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Researchers Lead Study on Role of Bats in Healthier Environments
Dr. Priscila Chaverri, professor of microbiology in the Department of Natural Sciences & Mathematics, used a grant from the National Science Foundation to venture into the Costa Rican forest with three Bowie State researchers to learn how bats create more resilient forests and crops.
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County Leader Expands Access and Creates Opportunity
Prince George’s County Councilmember Edward Burroughs III eliminates outstanding balances for District 8 students, providing financial relief to students facing barriers to enrollment, continued education and graduation. |
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Bowie State University's Executive-In-Residence program brings seasoned industry leaders to campus to share more than their expertise. They bring their networks, their standards and a firm belief that Bowie State students belong in the most competitive rooms. This series profiles three of them: media executive Al Reynolds, award-winning broadcaster Lou Holder and fashion and entrepreneurship veteran Maggy Francois. "Our students have the talent. What too many of them have not had is access to the people and the rooms where careers are made," said Provost Guy Amoussou. "These executives have spent their careers in those rooms. They are here to open doors and make sure our students are ready to walk through them."
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Lou Holder Teaches Bulldogs to Speak Up and Show Up
Emmy Award-winning broadcaster Lou Holder is helping students strengthen their communication skills through class instruction and campus speaker programs that encourage meaningful dialogue and professional growth. He is motivated by his family's own positive experience at BSU, and encourages all students to be confident, authentic and Bowie Bold.
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| Victoria Boomer Finds Her Calling in Social Work and Environmental Justice
Boomer is a senior who spent the summer exploring how conditions such as air quality and food deserts impact vulnerable communities. The experience broadened her understanding of how wider issues including disaster preparedness intersect with health and social work, reinforcing her long-term commitment to advocacy and leadership. |
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KJ West Takes His Shot on Basketball’s Biggest Playground
Bowie State redshirt senior guard KJ West earned national recognition after competing in the HBCU All-Star Dream Classic at New York City's legendary Rucker Park, capping a standout season. The graduate student credits perseverance for his journey and hopes to continue a professional basketball career. |
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Tickets Now Available: Make Your Homecoming Game Plan
Homecoming 2026 is almost here! If you’re planning to join us Saturday, Oct. 24, now is the time to get your tickets and make your Homecoming game plan.
From transportation and parking to campus access and event details, plan ahead to make the most of your Homecoming experience.
Register for Campus Access
Registration is required for campus access on Oct. 24. If you purchase a football game ticket, it also serves as your campus registration. If you do not attend the game, you must complete a general registration.
Free Rides: Oct. 24 (All Day)
The MTA will offer free MARC fares to all Homecoming attendees on Saturday. No tickets or passes are required. Simply board any Penn Line train and let the conductor know you are traveling to the Bowie State University stop. Remember to register for campus access and campus closes at 7 p.m.
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6th Annual HBCU+ Entrepreneurship Conference
Oct. 2, 2026
MLK, Jr. Center
Through dynamic keynotes, interactive workshops, startup showcases and networking opportunities, the conference inspires bold ideas, builds connections and equips the next generation of innovators to create impact. Register now! |
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