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Meet HRC’s new class of students at historically Black colleges and universities trained on HIV prevention, education, stigma and more.

Students from Philadelphia high schools participated in HIV research at the Wistar Institute.

A University of Miami program gives students experience in Black, Latino and LGBTQ communities most affected by HIV.

A Latino military college student whose HIV is undetectable sued to end policies “based on outdated science.”

Health officials advise men who have sex with men, those with HIV and college students to get vaxxed against meningococcal disease.

The HIV program focuses on Black college students in the South. The Black AIDS Institute will partner with Cardea and the Legacy Project.

Building on the drugmaker’s HIV grants, this new funding is part of Gilead’s Racial Equity Community Impact Fund.

The 2020 HIV League Scholars and the COVID19 Micro-Scholarship recipients will be receiving $99k of scholarship monies towards their studies

“Mistrust of health care providers is deeply rooted in so many communities,” Jesse Milan Jr. tells the AMSA convention.

Throughout 1-2 years, the 2019 cohort of HIV League Scholars will collectively be receiving $45k of scholarship funds towards their studies

The anti-LGBT law barred students from getting medically accurate information about safe sex.

Here’s how each undergraduate student plans to fight the HIV epidemic.

The HIV League is looking to identify multiple HIV League Scholars through the only national scholarship for students living with HIV

Like the “Bruin Love Station,” this UCD cart hands out condoms and prevention messages—thanks to Capital City AIDS Fund.

Alex Aldana, Tranisha Arzah, Michael B. Clark, and Drew Hockman become the 2018 HIV League Scholars and will receive a $7,000 scholarship

Thanks to Capital City AIDS Fund, the cart hands out condoms and safe-sex materials to college students.