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Why HBCUs must move beyond survival mode
OPINION: Howard’s enrollment controversy highlights the need for sustained investments as more students choose Black colleges. Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views expressed ...
Kei’Yanii Dawson dreams of attending a historically Black college where she can take classes and engage in campus life with more students who look like her. But Dawson, a junior at a majority-White ...
As more parents rethink what college readiness looks like, historically Black colleges and universities are emerging as a preferred path in today’s shifting educational landscape. Pennsylvania’s ...
Why Trump’s HBCU Funding Boost Is Drawing Backlash From Black, Hispanic And Asian American Lawmakers
The Trump administration continues to tout its investment in historically Black colleges and universities, and while it has supported HBCUs, critics argue that this support has come at a cost to ...
Why don't more whites choose to go to HBCUs? I'm just curious. I am prompted to ask this question because I have heard a few people say HBCUs are racist, somehow unfair, or are "just for black people.
Howard University's unenrollment of 500 incoming freshmen broke the internet. While the university pointed to admissions and enrollment protocols, the controversy reflects a larger challenge: demand ...
Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views expressed are the author’s own. Read more opinions on theGrio. Howard University’s unenrollment of 500 incoming freshmen broke the ...
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