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HBCUs

TMCF Takes the Helm of HBCU Philanthropy Symposium in Strategic Leadership Transition

What began as a modest gathering of two schools and one funder has grown into a major convening representing two-thirds of the HBCU community, alongside dozens of corporate and private philanthropic organizations.

Institutions

The King's College Announces Permanent Closure After Nearly 90 Years

Christian liberal arts institution in New York City was unable to secure strategic partnership by state deadline.

Institutions

Federal Investigation Launched Over Faculty Hiring Practices at George Mason University

The timing of the investigation coincides with broader national debates about the role of diversity programs in education and employment, with different administrations taking varying approaches to enforcement of civil rights laws.

Institutions

Barnard College Settles Antisemitism Lawsuit with Controversial Campus Policy Changes

The settlement has drawn criticism from faculty who argue it could chill legitimate academic discourse.

HBCUs

National Leaders Spotlight HBCUs as Engines of Social Mobility

HBCUs remain indispensable in relation to the economic outcomes of the Black community.

HBCUs

UNCF Launches Parent Advocacy Initiative to Address Teacher Diversity Crisis

New toolkit aims to mobilize Black families to advocate for more educators of color, highlights HBCU role in teacher preparation.

International

Morgan State University Partners with SEA Foundation in Landmark Educational Collaboration

HBCU forges strategic alliance with soccer star Sheyi Emmanuel Adebayor's philanthropic organization to advance experiential learning and entrepreneurship.

HBCUs

Beyoncé's BeyGOOD Foundation Awards $100,000 Grant to Texas Southern University's Marching Band

The grant will be strategically allocated across multiple areas critical to the band's success and sustainability.

Institutions

Siena Heights University to Close After 105 Years, Citing Financial Challenges

University leadership cited insurmountable financial pressures and operational challenges as driving factors behind the closure decision.

Institutions

Columbia University Settles Class Action Lawsuit Over Inflated Rankings Data for $9 Million

The settlement resolves claims that Columbia misrepresented key data points to enhance its standing in the influential annual rankings.

HBCUs

Number of HBCU Registered Apprenticeships Surging

The number of Historically Black Colleges and Universities offering Registered Apprenticeship programs has surged from three to 22 institutions in just four years, according to a new toolkit released by the Rutgers Center for Minority Serving Institutions.

Community Colleges

New President Named for Eastern Shore Community College

Minus is currently the vice president of enrollment management and student success at Southside Virginia Community College.

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