University System of Maryland Chancellor Robert Caret will step down from his post next year, following months of criticism for the handling of a University of Maryland football player death […]
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WATCH: Coppin State's Dorian Bostic Overcomes Odds, Earns Degrees and Preps for First Professional Fight
Coppin State University alumnus Dorian Bostic leads a life that is familiar to a lot of young HBCU alumni; working multiple jobs, worrying about paying off student loans and hoping […]
WATCH: The HBCU Desegregation Lawsuit You've Never Heard Of
Three reasons why a case which could go to the Supreme Court hasn’t gotten national traction, even in the HBCU community.
Coppin State President Maria Thompson Announces Resignation Plans
Thompson will be the third HBCU presidential departure in Maryland in three years.
Federal Court Order Puts a Time Limit on Illegal Discrimination Against Maryland HBCUs
A court-ordered spring deadline may deliver justice for Maryland’s HBCUs after a 12-year legal fight.
WATCH: Coppin State President Maria Thompson Discusses HBCUs' Role in the Digital Revolution
Coppin State University President Maria Thompson was recently featured by Microsoft during its annual Educause Conference. Dr. Thompson joined Microsoft Vice President of Worldwide Education, Anthony Salcito, to discuss the […]
Digest After Dark – Have Ya'll Heard About This HBCU Lawsuit in Maryland?
We discuss the latest phase of the landmark federal lawsuit involving Maryland’s four HBCUs, changes in West Virginia’s higher ed oversight structure, and preview upcoming accreditation decisions.
Larry Hogan's Choice is Simple: Support HBCUs or Lose an Election
Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley was never a serious presidential candidate, but his prospects grew dimmer when police shootings around the country forced analysis of the ‘zero tolerance’ policing policies […]
'Cyber Warrior' Tech Training Program Expands to All Maryland HBCUs
HBCU Digest Radio – Maryland State Delegate Charles Sydnor III
Maryland State Delegate Charles E. Sydnor III discusses his HB 1062, which seeks to support the state’s HBCUs in their legal fight to eliminate illegal program duplication from predominantly white […]
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