The US Department of Education has released details of its $14 billion dollar support program for colleges and universities as outlined through the federal CARES Act. Half of the funding […]

The good news is that people are observing stay at home rules and working hard to flatten the curve. The bad news? Many brothers and sisters are at the front […]

A report from New America issued last month presents a lot of the same information we’ve heard for years about how to define a failing college or university. Typically, the […]

Black Enterprise Magazine celebrates its 50th Anniversary this year, a golden commemoration of the authority on all things concerning Black business. From its 100 Biggest Black-Owned Companies list to the […]

Southern Association of Colleges and School’s Commission on Colleges President Belle Wheelan joins the podcast to share critical information concerning accreditation during the COVID-19 pandemic response and how accreditation may […]

Courtesy: Scientific American Albany, GA is one of the nation’s most drastic and most unheralded coronavirus hotspots. Profiled by the New York Times and CNN in less than 72 hours, […]

I had the recent privilege of doing what I would consider an exclusive interview with Wiley College President Herman Felton for Episode 19 of the Higher Education Leadership Foundation’s ‘Forethoughts […]

If you are still trying to go to church, running out to the store, cooking out and visiting people, you are making this thing last longer and increasing the potential […]

February 25, 2020 What was a seemingly routine weekly cabinet strategy session ended with what would unknowingly alter the trajectory of our semester, our college, our lives, and our world. […]

You wanted more coronavirus, we’re giving you more coronavirus. Today launches our coverage of how HBCUs nationwide are responding to the COVID-19 outbreak with research, outreach and community leadership. Help […]