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Pennsylvania lawmakers are still wrestling with the notion of saving its crumbling public system of higher education while staying true to historically stingy spending on the industry. A group of […]

Fayetteville State University and Howard University alumnus Nicholas Perkins discusses his acquisition of the Fuddruckers brand, becoming the first African American with 100% ownership of a national burger franchise.

Moore discusses HBCU outreach via the Robinhood Foundation, his candidacy for Maryland governor, and navigating the trauma of advocacy.

SECTOR NEWS Apple is awarding $5 million ‘Innovation Grants’ to 4 historically Black universities Alabama A&M University, Howard University, Morgan State University, and Prairie View A&M University will get the […]

MacKenzie Scott, the most prolific donor in HBCU history with billions of dollars coming to hundreds of institutions in the higher education sector, today announced more than $2.7 billion in […]

INC.com’s Michael Schneider once wrote about the five questions that selfless leaders can affirmatively answer about their management skill and style. 1. Do you take the initiative to serve others? […]

A slate of allegations of sexual harassment, bad culture, and firings are drawing some members of Florida Memorial University’s board of trustees closer to a non-renewal of president Jaffus Hardrick’s […]

SECTOR NEWS Former Virginia governor requests additional funding for HBCU’s In a letter addressed to Gov. Ralph Northam, the Lt. Governor and several members of the General Assembly, former Governor […]

Dr. Cardona shares details on the Department’s new push to increase educational equity in secondary districts nationwide, and the role HBCUs can play in supporting learning access.

Johnny Taylor, a long-serving former executive with the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and chair of the White House Presidential Advisory Board on Historically Black Colleges and Universities, resigned his position […]