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Minority-Serving Groups to Manage Two New NASA Programs

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has partnered with three minority-serving organizations…

The Secrets of St. Agnes

Sometimes the best questions, the ones that reveal new truths, are posed outside of the classroom…

Leadership & Policy

Schools Juggle Holidays For Muslims, Other Faiths

Sikh, Muslim, Buddhist, Jewish, Hindu and Christian — each faith has its holy days. Schools across the country are asking how to respect them all.

UW-Madison Will Allow Controversial Instructor to Teach

An instructor at the University of Wisconsin who has said he believes U.S. officials orchestrated the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, will be allowed to teach a course on Islam, the school said last week.

Leadership & Policy

“Wow!”

I just want to thank God for having this wonderful article on my great school. I love where Wilberforce…

“Wow!”

Wow! I could not think of any other way to title my comment, but wow! While reading this phenomenal piece…

NCCU Goes on Offense: We’re Not a “Poor Cousin” to Duke

In its coverage of the Duke University men’s lacrosse rape story, the media for months have contrasted the elite…

Faculty & Staff

Franklin Symposium: Black Achievement Suffers

In this city, now unfortunately infamous for an elite university’s lacrosse team party that may have gotten out of hand…

Grants & Awards

Southern University’s (La.) Center for Social Research has been awarded a $350,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to help fund the Universities Rebuilding America Partnership. The two-year program assists low- to moderate-income residents of the Baton Rouge and New Orleans corridor. The center will provide technical training, assist small and […]

Black Colleges Must Tap Alumni Support

Memphis’ Lemoyne-Owen College, which faces a debt of $6 million, is the most recent example

Perspectives: The Supreme Court, Race and Education

Racial inequality in education — not affirmative action — should be the major theme of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to hear two cases regarding the use of race in the assignment of students in public schools.

Faculty & Staff

HBCU Faculty And Community Groups

Days after the current hurricane season began, a consortium of academics and community organizers…

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