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Howard University College of Medicine Placed on Probation by Accreditor

The university has already accelerated strategic hires, curriculum modernization, and facility upgrades, leaders say.

Howard College Of Medicine Building

Stillman College Celebrates a Century and a Half of Purpose, Pride, and Promise

From its roots in Reconstruction-era Alabama to its bold vision for the next 150 years, Stillman College shows no signs of slowing down.

Eight HBCUs Receive $1.7 Million in Federal Library and Museum Grants

The grants will support digitization efforts, climate-controlled storage, and collections management at institutions including Jackson State University, Alabama State University, Bishop State Community College, and Southern University at Shreveport.

FAMU Restructures African American Studies, Fine Arts Programs Amid Student Pushback

University officials defend academic consolidation plan as sustainability measure; provost acknowledges students should have been consulted earlier.

Campus of Florida A&M University

FAMU Reverses Course on Black History Month Flyer After Staff 'Error'

A university administrator called the guidance a "staff-level error."

Spring Convocation Delivers a Rallying Cry to Stillman College's Next Generation of Leaders

Higher ed journalist and academician delivers keynote address and holds book signing at 150th anniversary celebration.

Virginia Lawmakers Launch State's First HBCU Caucus to Address Century of Underfunding

The caucus will advocate for Hampton University, Norfolk State University, Virginia State University, Virginia Union University, and the Virginia University of Lynchburg.

At a press conference, four HBCU Presidents were in attendance.

Morris Brown College Reinstates President After Abrupt Termination

Board cites procedural failures in firing, apologizes to campus community.

Dr. Kevin James

UNCF Report Reveals HBCU Presidents Serve Nearly Two Years Less Than National Average

The report found that HBCU presidents serve an average of 4.22 years compared to the 5.9-year national average for all college presidents.

National Action Network, Alpha Phi Alpha Launch HBCU Leadership Initiative

The Ascend HBCU Tour will bring civil rights advocacy directly to historically Black college campuses across the country.

Leaders from Alpha Phi Alpha join with civil rights leader, the Reverend Al Sharpton, to launch the Ascend HBCU Tour.

Survey Reveals Major Gaps in HBCU Exposure Among High School Students

The report offers several recommendations for high schools and districts, including providing more exposure to HBCU scholarships and financial aid opportunities, training teachers to review student data for achievement gaps, and engaging school staff in anti-bias training.

MacKenzie Scott Doubles Down on HBCU Support with $25 Million Gift to Lincoln University

Scott's latest contribution to Lincoln is part of her broader philanthropic strategy of providing substantial, unrestricted gifts to minority-serving institutions.

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