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HBCU DIGEST: Digest After Dark — The Upside of Down
We discuss the student protests at Tuskegee and Howard, and the ongoing discussion of HBCU presence in the Congressional reconciliation bill. (Originally recorded Nov. 3, 2021)
HIGHER ED DIGEST: Is the value of a college degree decreasing?
New reports showcase an increasing percentage of college graduates who don’t earn enough income to cover the cost of higher education. By: Jon Marcus, Washington Post
HBCU DIGEST: Truth & Service is on life support
Winter is coming and we need a resolution. A few days ago, an HBCU Digest Editorial Board member wrote “Howard protest is stuck on stupid.” The Editorial Board is composed […]
HBCU DIGEST: Howard protest is stuck on stupid
As a group of current and former HBCU presidents and administrators, all of us are frightened by the length and intensity of the protest at Howard University. We know all […]
HBCU DIGEST: Why the NBA believes and invests in HBCUs
By: Greg Taylor The NBA began its 75th anniversary season last week, and the NBA Family couldn’t be more excited about the journey ahead for a global community of fans putting their […]
HBCU DIGEST: D'Wayne Edwards on the return of Detroit's PENSOLE Lewis College of Business & Design
Dr. Edwards shares an exclusive interview about the need for historically Black education in the midwest and training in exclusive industries for Black students.
HBCU DIGEST: Mass shooting is latest chapter in lack of leadership response to violence at Grambling State
Shootings and murders have become a tragic hallmark of fall activities at Grambling State University, and someone must be held to account to save lives. Classes at the university were […]
HBCU DIGEST: It's official: Biden Administration has HBCUs in the rearview mirror
If we needed another sign that the Biden Administration is slipping on its promises to the HBCU community, look no further than its inactivity on the White House Initiative on […]
HIGHER ED DIGEST: Harvard endowment exceeds $53 billion
A significant rebound in investment earnings over the last fiscal year puts Harvard University back in calm waters as the nation’s wealthiest institution. “Public and private markets both continued their […]
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