Purdue University President Mitch Daniels wrote in the Washington Post recently about his duty to reopen the institution this fall in spite of looming threats associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
The Case for Reopening HBCUs This Fall
This fall, a peculiar certainty will collide with a frightening unknown and catch up all of America’s historically black colleges and universities in its wake — Donald Trump’s presidency and […]
Leadership in the Time of Coronavirus
HBCUs have the most to lose in the prospects of reopening, but some campus leaders should be applauded for their skill in a time of crisis. “Even when the winds […]
The Death of Black Superheroes
The Ahmaud Arbery lynching removes all illusions about who we are and who we can protect. My son and I are playing Pokemon’ on his gaming device and I receive […]
Tennessee State Launches COVID-19 Academy, Hampton President Donates to Students, Morehouse Announces Budget Cuts, and a Harsh Look at HBCU Federal Contracting Prospects
Tennessee State Pilots Coronavirus Outreach Program Tennessee’s flagship historically black institution has launched an academy designed to help residents in Nashville deal with negative health and economic outcomes associated with […]
No More Excuses For Black Celebrities to Ignore Real HBCU Issues, How a Lack of HBCU Students On Campus Will Impact the 2020 Elections, and Which SCSU Trustees Voted to Extend James Clark?
National HBCU Commencement Lays Foundation for Black Celebrity Advocacy Paul Quinn College President Michael Sorrell turned a timely idea into an international lightning rod for HBCU advocacy last week, as […]
SC State Alumni Reveal Unanimous 'No Confidence' Vote in President James Clark
Members of the South Carolina State University National Alumni Association announced this afternoon a unanimous vote of no confidence in university president James Clark. The announcement was made during a […]
Tennessee State Announces Agriculture Full Scholarship Program, and You Won't Believe SCSU's Presidential Contraction Extension Announcement
Tennessee State Offers Full Rides to Agriculture Students High school and community college graduates pursuing careers in agriculture may have a chance to attend college for free at Tennessee State […]
White House Offers Guidance on HBCU Economic Development, Rust's New President and Following Up on Financial Exigency
WHI-HBCU Economic Development Plan Falls Short on Deliverables The White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities recently issued a guidance document on economic development strategies and outlook in […]
Six Things to Consider About Larry Hogan's Veto of $577 Million in Maryland HBCU Funding
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan is catching heat for vetoing a historic $577 million funding bill for Bowie State University, Coppin State University, Morgan State University, and the University of Maryland […]
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