Ohio University yearbooks have served as the student body's outlet for many years, preserving memories of Athens and its way of life, as well as detailing the...
In an age of increasing racial and ethnic diversity, do we still need HBCUs? Critics have labeled them as a race-based anachronism. Others have said even worse things, calling them inferior, saying they need a new overall mission or that they should be merged with the mainstream, predominantly white intuitions. Yet, the data show that […]
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If Black lives are to matter, so too will the postsecondary institutions we attend. Extending capital is the most expedient and effective way financial institutions can show Black lives and HBCUs matter.
There was a long time in the United States when many young people had no choice but to attend a college founded specifically to teach Black students, with the doors of other schools explicitly clos…
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Spread the loveAs college enrollment numbers rise, with Black college students at their highest enrollment levels ever, the role of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, or HBCUs, have come into question. Before 1964, and even as recently as two decades ago, an increase in the number of Black young adults with college aspirations would have been welcome news for HBCUs. Today, more Black college students do not automatically translate into higher enrollment numbers at HBCUs because the college landscape has changed so drastically since the golden days of these institutions. Diversity recruitment programs on traditional campuses, the ease of online […]
The End of an Era - Saint Paul's College in Virginia closes its doors after 125 years; Bethune-Cookman University center of hazing lawsuit; plus more HBCU news. —Britt Middleton After 125 years of serving the Lawrenceville, Virginia, community, Saint Paul's College has announced that it will close its doors on June 30, HBCUConnect reported. The decision comes after a merger-acquisition plan with Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh, North Carolina, fell through in May. (Photo: St Paul's College) - The historic schools faced natural and financial disasters.
With the lack of recognition for HBCUs contributions to the workforce, we rounded up some of the most successful black executives you should know
Families and students are getting misinformation about full scholarships available at HBCUs.
Rosalind Brewer, the First Black Woman to Lead a Walmart Division Detroit native Rosalind Brewer completed her undergraduate degree at Spelman College,
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Embedded into the rich history of Historically Black Colleges and Universities is the founding of Black Greek Letter Organizations whose members have significantly impacted Black culture and communities around the world. | iHeart
Rising college costs, the student loan crisis and federal budget cuts have hamstrung higher ed but these forces are killing historically black colleges
Dr. Larry Walker ranks the top Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), which excel at training and graduating Black male teachers.
Engineering students at select historically Black colleges may have an advantage getting into the doors of Goolge over students at other institutions.
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A $5.4 million grant from the Walton Family Foundation aims to encourage students in three Atlanta-area historically Black colleges and universities to pursue careers in art history and curatorial studies.
