We discuss media culture and HBCUs, consumption habits, and how to engage HBCU stakeholders to care about responsible reporting.
Author: Jarrett Carter Sr.
US News Rankings Shouldn't Overshadow HBCU Results
Several historically black colleges and universities are claiming new spots on the controversial list of the nation’s best institutions as ranked by the US News and World Report. The annual […]
Make it Better and They Will Give: Enrollment Gains Parallel Record-Breaking HBCU Giving
Xavier University of Louisiana recently announced a $1 million gift from the Gayle and Tom Benson Charitable Foundation to support the upkeep of the school’s chapel and merit and need-based […]
Elwood Robinson Takes on the US News & World Report Rankings, and HBCUs Are Better For It
Winston-Salem State University Chancellor Elwood Robinson drafted an unprecedented letter to his campus community this week, alerting them that a popular list of the nation’s best colleges upon which the […]
Digest After Dark – Ya'll Better Get a Piece of This Gentrification
We discuss housing challenges on HBCU campuses and examine the ways that HBCUs can approach becoming true anchor institutions in black communities.
Study Suggests Bias in Officiating of HBCU Women's Basketball Games
A new study from a Middle Tennessee State University professor suggests that women’s basketball teams at historically black colleges and universities are called for fouls at a disproportionately higher rate […]
North Carolina A&T Football is the Truth
Two big wins on national television over respectable mid-major PWIs in Jacksonville State and East Carolina have given the North Carolina A&T State University Aggies a lot in just two short […]
How Morgan State Development Deal Could Cost Students Housing, and the University Millions
Two years ago, one of the three community associations in Baltimore’s Northeastern district rejected plans generated by Morgan State University to build new student housing in a shopping center next […]
Alabama State Inaugural Ball Raises $1 Million for Student Scholarships
Alabama State University stakeholders formally welcomed President Quinton Ross to leadership this week with an inaugural ball that raised $1 million in support of ASU students.
Alabama A&M Makes Andrew Hugine the Million Dollar Man
Alabama A&M University and President Andrew Hugine agreed to a contract extension this week, with a unique clause designed to make his term of service among the most permanent in […]
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