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Reports & Data

Report: Racially Inequitable Funding at Public Four-Year Colleges and Universities

More Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) than ever before are enrolling in public colleges and universities. Yet long-term disinvestment in these institutions is continuing to hurt BIPOC students disproportionately, according to a new report

Tribal Colleges

Diné College Librarians Granted Faculty Status

Diné College librarians have been granted faculty status, a first for Tribal Colleges and Universities.

MSIs

Panel Examines the State of Puerto Rico's Higher Education

Excelencia in Education convened a group of Latinx scholars to discuss the state of higher education on the island of Puerto Rico.

HBCUs

South Carolina State University Pushes Fall Start Back Due to COVID-19

The increase in COVID-19 cases in South Carolina has led South Carolina State University to delay the start of its fall semester until Monday, August 23.

Faculty & Staff

Report: National Survey Finds Top Challenges, Priorities on Campuses

The American Association of Colleges & Universities (AAC&U) surveyed campuses nationwide on their biggest challenges and priorities in a turbulent year with the pandemic and racial justice protests.

Students

Benedict College Repurposes Bookstore To Support Entrepreneurs

For Tonisha Roberts, a first-time business owner, the pandemic resulted in a temporary pause on her customized apparel company, Reality Effects Anybody’s Life (REAL).

News Roundup

Spelman College President Announces Retirement Next Year

Spelman College President Dr. Mary Schmidt Campbell announced Tuesday that she will retire on June 30, 2022.

News Roundup

Mills College Must Release Financial Info, Pause Merger with Northeastern

HBCUs

Morgan State University Announces Dr. Hongtao Yu as its Next Provost

After two months of searching, Morgan State University (MSU) has announced that Dr. Hongtao Yu will be the next provost and senior vice president of Academic Affairs.

Opinion

Who Succeeds As An HBCU President?

As of this writing, eleven HBCUs are looking for their next president. I added to that number recently indicating this would be my last year at Dillard, completing 10 years here, and into my 18th as a president.

Institutions

How Should Recent Philanthropic Windfalls Be Managed?

The HBCUs that collectively received hundreds of millions of dollars as part of MacKenzie Scott’s wide-ranging philanthropy do not have to file compliance reports or explain how they will use those funds.

HBCUs

South Carolina HBCU Makes 2021-2022 Tuition-Free for Full Time Students

Clinton College, a small, historically Black college in South Carolina, is offering free tuition in 2021-2022 for all its full-time students attending in-person or online.

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