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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.

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Community Colleges

Community Colleges Push for Bachelor's Degree Authority as Workforce Demands Outpace Educational Access

The push comes as Iowa faces a significant credential gap: 42% of jobs currently require a bachelor's degree while only 22% of residents hold one.

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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.

California College of the Arts to Close After 116 Years, Vanderbilt to Acquire Campus

Vanderbilt University will acquire CCA's expanded San Francisco campus and its former Oakland properties, operating the San Francisco location as a satellite campus for approximately 1,000 students, including art and design programs.

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New Jersey Legislators Approve Kean-NJCU Merger as Institutions Move Toward July Consolidation

Under the agreement, NJCU's approximately 5,500 students would become Kean students, while the Jersey City campus would operate as Kean Jersey City, a metropolitan satellite of the larger institution.

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.

UC Faces Questions Over Financial Health Claims as Report Reveals Billions in Surplus

System posted $5.5 billion profit in 2025 while imposing hiring freezes, layoffs and tuition increases.

Gunman in Brown University Shooting Confessed in Videos, Planned Attack for Years

Authorities found the videos at a storage facility in Salem, New Hampshire, where Neves Valente was discovered dead by suicide several days after the shootings.

Martin University to Close After Nearly 50 Years, Citing Unsustainable Financial Model

Martin's closure adds to a growing wave of college and university shutdowns across the United States.

Private University Raises $2M for Student Emergency Fund Amid Financial Crisis

Rider University launches Presidential Hope Fund as institution faces faculty layoffs and salary cuts following accreditation warning.

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.

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