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Morehouse College has spent the last three years rebuilding brand, confidence, and its financial coffers under new leadership and within a national reckoning on race and equity. This week, the […]

A school district in central Virginia will close all public schools until Sept. 13 following a rise in covid positivity rates. The News & Advance reports on the closure, which […]

A historically Black collegiate choir that made American history as a fundraising machine for a financially embattled university received one of the largest gifts in school history this week. The […]

The start of the 2020 school year is being defined by two key headlines; the handling of potential Covid outbreaks and the number of personnel missing from key positions in […]

Noted journalist, author, and Alabama A&M University alumnus posits a question in today’s Chronicle of Higher Education from his new book, The State Must Provide: Why America’s Colleges Have Always […]

A new report from the plaintiffs in the landmark federal lawsuit between students and alumni of Maryland’s four historically Black universities suggests that the total amount of support to the […]

Education officials in New York City are engaged in public planning on how lost months of in-person instruction for students in city special education programs will receive their missed services. […]

The U.S. Department of Education has launched a formal inquiry into the legality of mask mandate prohibitions in school districts across several states. Here is what governors in some of […]

A summer that has brought a windfall of historic gains for Edward Waters University continued this afternoon, as school officials revealed that fall enrollment exceeded more than 1,000 students for […]

Alabama A&M University’s Board of Trustees has announced a slate of finalists to replace outgoing president Andrew Hugine at the end of this year. Philander Smith College President Roderick Smothers, […]