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WSSU Introduces New Online Degree Programs

As part of a new strategic partnership with Project Kitty Hawk, a statewide nonprofit initiative, the HBCU will launch three new fully online bachelor's degree programs this fall.

WSSU Chancellor Bonita J. Brown and Project Kitty Hawk president and CEO Andrew Kelly announced the agreement March 10.

Powering the Future: How HBCUs Are Defining the AI Era

HBCU students and leaders shouldn’t be relegated to just being participants in the AI era, but should instead serve as its conscience and its catalysts.

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Ohio Community Colleges Try Half-Semester "Mini-Mesters" to Boost Completion

The colleges plan to focus on learning outcomes rather than replicating the structure of a traditional semester.

Columbus State Community College

Howard University College of Medicine Placed on Probation by Accreditor

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

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Community Colleges

Federal Work-Study Boosts Enrollment for Community College and Independent Students, Study Finds

According to the study, published by the Annenberg Institute at Brown University, most students who received Federal Work-Study offers never take campus jobs.

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Community Colleges

Sacramento City College Launches Cohort-Based Transfer Program to Boost Completion

Sacramento City College announced the launch of City Scholars, a cohort-based transfer program that pairs structured academic sequencing with dedicated support services.

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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.

Community Colleges

Community Colleges Face Widening Skills Gap in Green Economy Jobs, New Study Finds

Research shows strong wage premium for middle-skill infrastructure workers, but credential production lags far behind employer demand.

Students at Tidewater Community College in Virginia.

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.

Community Colleges

Alabama Governor Signs Bill to Study Return of Football to Community Colleges

The legislation establishes the Alabama Community College Football Study Commission, which will investigate the feasibility of bringing full-contact football back to the state's two-year institutions.

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Dozens of Universities Cut Ties With Minority Doctoral Program Under Federal Pressure

The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights has secured agreements with 31 institutions to end partnerships with The PhD Project, which helps underrepresented minorities earn doctoral degrees.

Community Colleges

Labor Department Announces $65 Million in Grants to Boost Community College Workforce Training

Sixth round of competitive funding targets short-term programs aligned with Workforce Pell Grants.

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