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For the second consecutive year after posting its first enrollment increase since 2011, cumulative attendance for the historically Black college and university sector fell by more than 2,400 students in […]

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has signed a bill this week creating free access to the state’s community and technical colleges for students from low and middle-income households. The “Get Skilled, […]

A special meeting of the South Carolina State University Board of Trustees that was expected to yield action on the status of President James Clark concluded this afternoon with Clark […]

Dr. Brown discusses recent industrial partnerships with local and national distillery companies, KSU’s progress with its first annual fund campaign, and the charge for presidents to build foundations instead of […]

SECTOR NEWS Former director of Southern’s ‘Human Jukebox’ sentenced to 13 months in prison for misusing money The former director of Southern University’s iconic marching band was sentenced to 13 […]

Rice University has announced plans to grow its total enrollment by more than 4,800 additional undergraduates and to more than double its current graduate student enrollment over the next four […]

SECTOR NEWS A novel way to finance school may penalize students from HBCUs, study finds The typical student who borrows to attend college leaves with more than $30,000 in debt. Many […]

A month ago, Tuskegee University President Lily McNair shared her excitement with the campus community about the prospects of returning from her second medical leave of absence since her appointment […]

SECTOR NEWS Hogan signs off on $577 million for Maryland’s historically Black colleges and universities Maryland is closer to resolving a long legal fight over inequitable funding of the state’s […]

Last week, Bennett College revealed its Blueprint for HERstory as a foundational document designed to help us better understand the college’s mission, and the possibilities for it to flourish in […]