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Maryland State Delegate Julian Ivey has revealed plans to author a bill that would remove three of Maryland’s four historically black colleges from the state’s system of higher education. Bowie […]

The Jackson Clarion-Ledger recently published a feature of 2000 graduate Robert ‘Bobby’ Carter, a producer with National Public Radio and its popular ‘Tiny Desk Concert Series.’ Carter turned a three-month […]

South Carolina’s division of BlueCross BlueShield healthcare recently committed more than $6 million to help the state’s five private historically black institutions to provide technology and financial aid support to […]

Most students and graduates of historically black colleges and universities hope that their lives and training cast them in the mold of a larger-than-life figure who represents the best of […]

A search of CSPAN.org of the national conventions for the Democratic and Republican parties provides unique insights into the key themes each party believes will carry them to victory in […]

The U.S. Department of Education has issued its final rulemaking on several key elements of online learning in higher education. The new rules have a particular impact on academic and […]

In a statement to the campus community, Dr. Makola Abdullah explains why Virginia State has elected to convert to online learning exclusively for the fall semester.

Students from Jarvis Christian College were today announced among 38 recipients of community action grants from the Clinton Global Initiative, designed to address the public health, economic, and societal impacts […]

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Officials at Fisk University have announced that Kevin Rome is no longer president of the institution. He will be replaced by acting president and provost Vann Newkirk. In a letter […]