Gov. Bill Haslam on Tuesday announced plans to overhaul the state’s public higher education system by creating independent governing boards for the six universities currently managed by the Tennessee Board of Regents.
VIDEO – Southern Human Jukebox Covers Adele's 'Hello'
The Southern University Human Jukebox once again achieves viral victory, this time for its cover of the global hit ‘Hello’ by Adele.
VIDEO — Southern Human Jukebox Covers Adele’s ‘Hello’
The Southern University Human Jukebox once again achieves viral victory, this time for its cover of the global hit ‘Hello’ by Adele. The video, featured by Sports Illustrated and USA […]
Darrell Asberry to Resign as Texas Southern Football Coach
Texas Southern Tigers head football coach Darrell Asberry has informed TSU that he is stepping down from his post with the football program.
Morgan State President is Pawn in Maryland Strategy to Undermine HBCUs
Last May, Morgan State University President David Wilson faced internal and public scrutiny over his plans to develop shared programs with Towson University, less than seven months after federal court […]
FAMU Athletic Director Wants to Replace Guarantee Games with Football Classics
If Florida A&M Athletic Director Milton Overton Jr. has his way, FAMU’s football team won’t have to play “money games” against FBS opponents.
Cheyney Placed on Accreditation Probation
Cheyney University, which has been running a deficit and experienced a 30 percent enrollment drop this year, has been placed on probation by the body that accredits colleges and universities.
Morgan State President is Pawn in Maryland Strategy to Undermine HBCUs
One thing HBCU communities can know for sure; whomever and whatever the state promotes cannot be, by legislative intent and social design, inherently good for HBCUs or the people they serve.
Working Learners are New Norm: What Does it Mean for HBCUs?
Economics is all about managing an ecosystem of supply and demand, but it must start with students having opportunities to fund their education, to graduate and start businesses, and to count their alma maters as their first and biggest clients.
Why More Black Engineers Aren’t Being Hired In Silicon Valley
When Joshua Mann set foot in SpaceX on the first day of his internship three summers ago, the scene was not entirely unexpected. “I’ll be honest. When I got to SpaceX there weren’t a lot of black engineers there,” he said. “There was a feeling, did I really belong here?”
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