Author: Editorial Board

We discuss the ways in which HBCU students and institutions incorporate scams to ensure progress and survival. We also talk about the return of Freaknik and implications for the HBCU […]

But is it possible that canceling Freaknik for the horrors of yesteryear sets a standard that could and should be applied to every other large-scale event attracting young black folks?

Coppin State University alumnus Dorian Bostic leads a life that is familiar to a lot of young HBCU alumni; working multiple jobs, worrying about paying off student loans and hoping […]

A new study from the University of Tennessee is showcasing the positive effects of Tennessee’s gap funding community college access program, Tennessee Promise. But the data from the study also […]

The Plug Founder and CEO Sherrell Dorsey joined us to discuss the numbers, and to examine the role of HBCUs in spurring autonomy in black tech industries.

On-campus stakeholders at Bethune-Cookman University kicked off the second phase of a $1.5 million fundraising initiative last week, presenting a check for more than $26,000 to the university during a […]

Counties heavily populated by African Americans throughout the south and proximate to several historically black colleges and universities are the places where residents are most likely to have their household […]

Georgia Democratic Senator and Democratic Party Chair Nikema Williams, a Talladega College alumna, spoke exclusively with the HBCU Digest today about the proposal, and the ongoing study to improve stability […]