Jatika HudsonHBCUsHBCUs, Media Trust and the Fight to Control the NarrativeFollowing recent campus controversies, a panel of HBCU advocates and reporters examined how institutions can respond to criticism while protecting the legacy and complexity of their communities.August 6, 2026AIChatbots, Algorithms and AdmissionsAI is reshaping how prospective students gather information. But as families navigate enrollment decisions, colleges are working to ensure technology supports — not replaces — meaningful conversations.July 22, 2026StudentsCommunity Colleges Take Center Stage in the Fight Against Campus HungerFood Recovery Network is focusing on under-resourced community college communities, where students often face financial pressures that make food insecurity harder to escape.July 22, 2026AIUniversity of Chicago Law School Bans Devices to Rein In AI UseFirst-year law students will trade laptops and phones for notebooks as the school pushes back against AI-assisted shortcuts and refocuses on critical thinking.July 21, 2026InstitutionsWest Virginia’s ‘Anti-Woke’ Campus Push Gets Off to a Slow StartThe new $3 million Washington Center for Civics, Culture and Statesmanship at West Virginia University enrolled just one student.July 19, 2026Latest NewsLawmakers Clash as House Panel Advances Bills Reshaping the Department of EducationA package of 10 bills approved by the House Education and Workforce Committee would transfer key Department of Education responsibilities to agencies including the Labor and Treasury departments, drawing sharp partisan debate.July 16, 2026Campus ClimateAt Yale, Admissions Probe Becomes a Test of Leadership and DiversityA federal investigation into Yale School of Medicine’s admissions practices has evolved into a broader challenge for President Maurie McInnis as campus groups rally to defend the university’s values.July 12, 2026Leadership & PolicyJudge Blocks Education Department’s PSLF Changes, Preserving Loan Relief for Public ServantsThe decision keeps repayment promises intact for now as attorneys general and nonprofit groups challenge the Education Department’s effort to narrow eligibility for loan forgiveness.July 9, 2026Latest NewsDefying Political Headwinds, George Mason Rewards President Gregory Washington with 4-Year ExtensionGMU's first Black president leveraged historic institutional growth to outlast federal scrutiny and political headwinds.June 24, 2026HBCUsMorris Brown, Alabama State Sign MOU to Create Master's Pathways For MBC GradsThe new agreement gives eligible Morris Brown graduates a streamlined route into Alabama State master’s programs in the College of Education, expanding opportunities as both HBCUs work to grow enrollment and strengthen the Black educator pipeline.June 17, 2026Previous PagePage 2 of 3Next Page
