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Echoes of Faith: Church Roots Run Deep Among HBCUs

Religious leaders, local churches, missionaries, and denominations were descending across the South in the 19th century, believing that it was worth it to spend their time and money and do the right thing when they decided to establish seminaries, classrooms, colleges, and even medical schools for Blacks.

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Soledad O’Brien’s Education Foundation Celebrates Second Annual Gala

Two years after launching, the Soledad O’Brien and Brad Raymond Foundation is well on its way to becoming a key change agent in higher education.

Soledad and Brad

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White House: New African-American Initiative to Cover All Education

President Obama’s new initiative on African-American education will focus on the full spectrum of pre-K to higher education learning and will “complement” the federal initiative on historically Black schools, the White House says.

President Barack Obama

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White House: New African-American Initiative to Cover All Education

President Obama’s new initiative on African-American education will focus on the full spectrum of pre-K to higher education learning and will “complement” the federal initiative on historically Black schools, the White House says.

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North Carolina Central Chancellor Charlie Nelms to Retire

The rapidly growing help wanted list for college leaders expanded again Thursday with the surprise announcement from North Carolina Central University that Dr. Charlie Nelms, its chancellor for the past five years, is retiring in August.

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Obama Creating African-American Education Office

President Barack Obama is creating a new office to bolster education of African-American students.

President Barack Obama

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Alabama State Professor, Civil Rights Pioneer Dies at 96

Thelma McWilliams Glass, a longtime professor and civil rights pioneer who helped launch the Montgomery Bus Boycott, has died at age 96.

Thelma McWilliams Glass

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Commemorating the Frank Hale Legacy

Ohio State’s Frank W. Hale Black Cultural Center is a rarity in academia, as was its namesake, who helped mentor dozens of African-American Ph.D. students at the Columbus, Ohio-based flagship university.

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Accrediting Body Sanctions Virginia Union University over Finances

The Southeastern Association of Colleges and Schools’ Commission on Colleges has put Virginia Union University on warning because of failure to comply with three core financial standards.

Senator: DREAM Act’s Passage by Congress Would Complete President’s Action on ‘Undocumented’ Youth

U.S. Sen. Richard Durbin said Tuesday that the DREAM Act will become law if advocates follow the example set by the Civil Rights Movement.

Virginia State University Hosts College Prep Program for Latino Students

In addition to providing college preparation advice, the Hispanic College Institute offers high school students the inspiration than they can enroll and succeed in college.

Forum: Scholar Offers View of 2012 Latino Presidential Vote Outlook

At a Washington forum on Thursday, Stanford political scientist Gary M. Segura described the recent surge in support for Obama among Latino voters as being a case of choosing between the “frying pan and the fire.”

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