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Presidents Bush, Clinton Reach Out to Katrina-Devastated HBCUs Through ‘Wave of Hope’ Campaign

After a tsunami in 2004 devastated large swaths of Southeast Asia, former Presidents…

Leadership & Policy

Fiscal Mismanagement Plagues

For years, it remained one of New Jersey’s best-kept secrets. But for young minority students interested…

Community Colleges

Louisiana Community College Leader

Dr. Walter G. Bumphus, who has served as president of Louisiana’s fledgling Community and Technical College System…

Leadership & Policy

The Corporate Chancellor

Add the name Erroll B. Davis Jr. to the ever-growing list of chancellors who have been plucked from the world of business and industry…

Faculty & Staff

The Envy of Its Peers?

The Georgia Institute of Technology: 117. North Carolina A&T State University: 145…

Leadership & Policy

An Appointment Under Scrutiny

There is a new chief in charge at Georgia Perimeter College, the five-campus, 50,000-student Atlanta-area…

Community College Photo

Leadership & Policy

A Year Later

L ike the resilient residents, city leaders and community boosters battered and displaced by Hurricane Katrina…

Leadership & Policy

High-Tech By Necessity

In an effort to reach out to students who were forced out of Louisiana by Hurricane Katrina…

Community Colleges

Minority Enrollment Lags In Race-neutral Washington

SPOKANE, Wash. Despite eight years of effort, minority enrollment is still down at Washington colleges and universities after voters passed an initiative outlawing racial preferences in admissions.

HBCUs, Other Colleges Still Reeling a Year After Katrina

WASHINGTON A year after Hurricane Katrina inflicted lethal damage along the Gulf Coast, the region’s colleges — including historically Black institutions — still face major challenges and need more federal funding, a report says.

Consortium to Award $5,000 Each to 15 HBCUs For Project Competition

NEW YORK Fifteen historically Black colleges and universities will receive a $5,000 grant each as part of a funding program from the National Black Programming Consortium. The grant will be used to create original media projects that explore civil rights issues, American history and local and national leadership.

Leadership & Policy

Fiscal Mismanagement Plagues Top Producer of Minority Physicians

NEWARK, N.J. For years, the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey had a long reputation for being the place for aspiring minority doctors and dentists to study.

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