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Originally known as Hampton Institute, Hampton University is a predominantly black university in Hampton, Virginia. It was founded shortly after the Civil War ended. Beneath what is now known as the "Emancipation Oak," Mary Smith Peak first taught classes in 1861, defying a Virginia law against teaching free Blacks, slaves, or mulattoes to read and write. Years later, Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation was read aloud beneath the same tree. The tree is still on campus.

  • Admissions  - Guide to Hampton University's student admission procedures, requirements, costs, and dates. With information on available scholarships and financial aid.
  • Campus Life  - General description of the kind of campus environment, activities, facilities, services, and involvements students can expect at Hampton.
  • Career Center  - Administrative unit responsible for providing a variety of career services such as corporate interviewing, career consultation, resume critiquing, and interview orientation and evaluation.
  • Center for Information Technology  - Provider of Hampton's networking, computing, communications, Internet, and IT related facilities and services.
  • Convocation Center  - Introducing Hampton's prominent social venue or facility. Presents information on the capacity, amenities, and related services.
  • Graduate College  - Information for prospective, current, and international students. With announcements and a faculty and staff directory.
  • Hampton University  - Official website of the privately-endowed, nonprofit, non-sectarian, co-educational, and historically black university.
  • Hampton University Museum  - African American museum distinguished as the oldest of its kind in the United States. Offers collections of artifacts that include fine arts and items related to Hampton University.
  • Honors College  - Academic program designed for presidential scholars, academic achievers, and other academically excelling students.
  • Management Guru  - Online support tool and service for the management students under the Hampton School of Business.
  • McGrew Conference Center  - Structure designed as a modern residence hall for girls as well as a conference center for meetings and special events.
  • School of Nursing  - Details of the Hampton School of Nursing's graduate and undergraduate programs, distance education opportunities, research initiatives, and facilities. With campus news and publications.
  • School of Pharmacy  - Presents a school directory, information on the programs offered, links to faculty pages, announcements, and student resources.
  • Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications  - Offering programs of study in advertising, broadcast journalism, print journalism, and public relations.
  • University Police  - Presents information on university crime prevention, police investigation updates, crime statistics, and traffic administration details.
  • William R. and Norma B. Harvey Library  - Information on the library's services, resources, service hours, floor plan, and policies. With news and announcements.
 
 
 
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