Nearly two years after the University System of Georgia announced plans to consolidate Georgia Southern University and Armstrong State University in Savannah, GA., the city’s flagship HBCU has announced plans […]
Category: HBCU Digest
News and commentary on historically Black colleges and universities
READ: Howard Football Coach Mike London Leaves for William & Mary
Howard University head football coach Mike London has accepted an offer to fill the same post at the College of William & Mary. pic.twitter.com/SWcYcaFxX0 — Mike London Sr. ⚔️ (@CoachMikeLondon) […]
Guest Commentary: At Paine, What Begins With Accreditation Must Continue With Innovation
Paine College was recently awarded “candidacy status” for accreditation through the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (TRACS) commission located in Forest, VA. This is huge news for the […]
LOOK: Rep. Alma Adams Endorses Nancy Pelosi For House Leadership
HBCU alumna and co-founder of the bipartisan federal HBCU Caucus Rep. Alma Adams has endorsed House of Representatives Minority Leader and Speaker candidate Rep. Nancy Pelosi for leadership of the […]
READ: Shorter Preps Commencement for First Cohort of Incarcerated Learners
Shorter College is one of just two institutions in the state of Arkansas participating in the Second Chance Pell program, a federal initiative granting funding for non-violent inmates to earn […]
LOOK: Future Vets Enter Clinical Training Phase During Tuskegee White Coat Ceremony
Tuskegee University’s College of Veterinary Medicine welcomed 59 new emerging veterinary health professionals into their clinical study cohort during the school’s annual white coat ceremony hosted last Saturday on campus. […]
Morehouse Receives $1.5 Million NSF Grant to Lead National HBCU STEM Career Development Initiative
Morehouse College will lead researchers from more than 20 historically black colleges and universities nationwide to study how ‘scientific identity’ can be cultivated in youth and lead to potential careers […]
Guest Commentary: National GEM Consortium Strengthens HBCU Tech Professional Pipeline
Shameeka Emanuel is a Program Lead for Google’s Tech Exchange, one of several initiatives the computer science corporation is piloting to build diversity among its professional ranks. She is one […]
Benedict President Roslyn Clark Artis Receives Contract Extension Through 2026
Less than two years after her arrival at Benedict College as the institution’s first female president, Roslyn Clark Artis is on her way to becoming one of its longest-serving executives, […]
What Does It Mean to Be "More Than an HBCU?" Morgan State's David Wilson Thinks He Has the Answer.
What does it mean to be more than an HBCU? Morgan State President David Wilson was recently profiled by the Baltimore Business Journal where he stated that he wanted Morgan […]
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