We discuss executive changes at Howard University, MacKenzie Scott’s latest round of historic funding, Hannah-Jones tenure saga at UNC, and Google’s multi-million dollar gift to the HBCU sector.
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Pennsylvania Saved Cheyney, But Will Budget Issues Shut It Down For Good?
Pennsylvania lawmakers are still wrestling with the notion of saving its crumbling public system of higher education while staying true to historically stingy spending on the industry. A group of […]
WATCH: Fayetteville State, Howard Alumnus Nicholas Perkins Acquires Fuddruckers National Chain of Restaurants
Fayetteville State University and Howard University alumnus Nicholas Perkins discusses his acquisition of the Fuddruckers brand, becoming the first African American with 100% ownership of a national burger franchise.
WATCH: Author, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur Wes Moore
Moore discusses HBCU outreach via the Robinhood Foundation, his candidacy for Maryland governor, and navigating the trauma of advocacy.
Morning Briefing – June 17, 2021
SECTOR NEWS Apple is awarding $5 million ‘Innovation Grants’ to 4 historically Black universities Alabama A&M University, Howard University, Morgan State University, and Prairie View A&M University will get the […]
HBCUs Absent From MacKenzie Scott's Latest $2.7 Billion Round of Historic Philanthropy
MacKenzie Scott, the most prolific donor in HBCU history with billions of dollars coming to hundreds of institutions in the higher education sector, today announced more than $2.7 billion in […]
Why Howard Phasing Out Student, Alumni, Faculty Seats on Trustee Board May Not Be a Bad Thing
INC.com’s Michael Schneider once wrote about the five questions that selfless leaders can affirmatively answer about their management skill and style. 1. Do you take the initiative to serve others? […]
Florida Memorial President Faces Possible Non-Renewal
A slate of allegations of sexual harassment, bad culture, and firings are drawing some members of Florida Memorial University’s board of trustees closer to a non-renewal of president Jaffus Hardrick’s […]
Morning Briefing – June 14, 2021
SECTOR NEWS Former Virginia governor requests additional funding for HBCU’s In a letter addressed to Gov. Ralph Northam, the Lt. Governor and several members of the General Assembly, former Governor […]
WATCH: U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona Talks Educational Equity
Dr. Cardona shares details on the Department’s new push to increase educational equity in secondary districts nationwide, and the role HBCUs can play in supporting learning access.
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