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The single historically Black institution bold enough to field a full slate of competitive sports in one of the nation’s most notorious COVID-19 hotspots has canceled two of its women’s […]

The single historically Black institution bold enough to field a full slate of competitive sports in one of the nation’s most notorious COVID-19 hotspots has canceled two of its women’s […]

Last month, President Donald Trump issued an executive order prohibiting federal funds from being awarded to agencies or contractors promoting racial or sexual stereotyping. The objective is to reverse what […]

We discuss the presidential and vice-presidential debates, coverage of HBCU coronavirus response and prevention, the future of HBCU endowments, and Travis Scott as a Black college philanthropist.

Less than a month after joining the Guild Education Network’s institutional roster of colleges and universities opening degree programs to employers nationwide, Paul Quinn College added to its profile as […]

A groundbreaking virtual event sets a high bar for HBCU fundraising.

HBCU Gameday reports that multiple athletes and coaches at Florida Memorial University have tested positive for COVID-19. The report cites three unnamed sources in its story, who accuse executives in […]

Wright shares details of his new partnership with Wilberforce University, insight on the growing connection between pro athletes and HBCUs, the prospects for Black colleges to emerge as mid-major contenders […]

Courtesy: Liz Schlemmer/WUNC Last week, WUNC ran a piece on how historically Black colleges and universities in North Carolina are the best in the state at maintaining low numbers of […]

When plaintiff Oliver Brown filed a class-action suit against the Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas in 1951, after his daughter, Linda Brown, was denied entrance to Topeka’s all-white elementary […]