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HBCU Leaders Unite to Address Threats to Black Education

The virtual B.L.A.C. (Black Leadership Across Campuses) Summit brought together university presidents, scholars, K-12 administrators, policymakers, and students for a candid discussion on systemic barriers and emerging threats to educational equity.

Dr. Roderick L. Smothers

Leadership & Policy

Trump Administration Freezes $2.2 Billion in Harvard Funding Amid Campus Activism Dispute

The Trump administration has frozen more than $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million in contracts to Harvard University after the institution refused to comply with demands to limit campus activism.

Community Colleges

Breaking Barriers: The Struggle for Inclusion on Community College Campuses

Neurodivergent students face administrative hurdles and sensory challenges while institutions work toward creating more accessible learning environments.

Community Colleges

University of Illinois System Partners with One Million Degrees to Boost Community College Transfer Rates

The pilot program, set to launch in spring 2026, will initially serve 240 students across two cohorts from selected Illinois community colleges.

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Princeton Grants Suspended as Federal Pressure on Universities Grows

Several dozen federal research grants from agencies including the Department of Energy, NASA, and the Department of Defense have been halted.

Princeton University

Villanova and Rosemont Announce Merger, Smaller Catholic Institution to Be Absorbed by 2028

Rosemont College and Villanova University have announced a merger agreement that will eventually see the smaller Catholic institution absorbed into its larger neighbor on Philadelphia's Main Line.

New Report Highlights Critical Role of HBCUs, TCUs, and MSIs in Student Success and Economic Mobility

These institutions consistently outperform non-minority serving institutions in awarding degrees to their target populations and providing pathways to economic success for underrepresented students.

Dr. Ted Mitchell

Howard University Establishes 14th Amendment Center for Law and Democracy

The center will be housed at Howard University School of Law and will take a multidisciplinary approach to examining the 14th Amendment, connecting law, business, and the arts to advance understanding of its principles.

Sherrilyn Ifill

Charitable Giving to U.S. Higher Education Institutions Rises 3% Despite Economic Challenges

The annual CASE Insights on Voluntary Support of Education (VSE) survey reveals that higher education institutions received a total of $61.50 billion in charitable donations.

Community Colleges

Black Community Colleges Received $2.7 Billion in COVID Relief Funding, Joint Center Study Finds

Historically Black and Predominantly Black community colleges across the South received an unprecedented $2.7 billion in federal pandemic relief funding, according to a new study released Wednesday by the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.

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Community Colleges

Bunker Hill Community College Suspends Summer Study Abroad Programs

Bunker Hill Community College has canceled all of its short-term summer study abroad programs for this year.

Leadership & Policy

Report: Outdated Funding Law Hampers Community College Student Success

Critics argue that a 1961 law requiring California's community colleges to spend at least half of their general funds on direct classroom instruction is outdated and prevents colleges from adequately funding critical student support services.

Dr. Larry Galizio, President & CEO of the Community College League of California.

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