Education, National September 9, 2026 Black Colleges Are Building More Dorms Amid Enrollment Growth. By Alecia Taylor / Capital B Read More
Education, National Before Classes Begin, Morehouse Gives Its Freshmen a Lesson in Belonging. By Noah Cathey / Capital B
Education, National Urban Community College Leadership: Transforming Higher Education to Reshape Marginalized Student Opportunities. By Marcel Jagne-Shaw, Terry Calaway and Margaretta B. Mathis / Eduledger
Education, National Most States Have Acknowledged The Debt Owed to Public HBCUs. Almost None Have Paid It. By Walter Hudson / Eduledger
Education, National Trump’s Latest Target in the DEI Crackdown? A Federal Website for Minority Scholarships. By Angela Wilson / The Root
Education, National First HBCU AI institute building opened under seasoned leader. By Steven Gaither / HBCU Gameday
Education, National Trump Administration Ends Louisiana Desegregation Consent Decree. By Joe Jurado / Newsone
Education, National ‘What Are We Even Doing Here?’: New Lawsuit Challenges Ban on Race and Gender Topics at Texas A&M. By Megan Zahneis / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Education August 24, 2026 New Landmark Study Reveals HBCU Graduates Thrive Long After College—And The Data Proves Why. By Shannon Dawson / Newsone
Education, National August 24, 2026 Douglasville teen balances football and books to score a perfect 1600 on the SAT. By Bolarinwa Oladej / The Grio
Education, National August 11, 2026 Ivy League schools received 178 times more foundation funding than HBCUs, report finds. By Odafe Oghen / The Grio
Education, National August 11, 2026 Florida’s Great Conservative Crack-Up. By Garrett Shanley / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Education, National August 11, 2026 31 Colleges Recently Became ‘Black-Serving Institutions.’ What Does That Mean? By Amann S. Mahajan / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Education, National August 11, 2026 Tuskegee University’s new dress code ignites mixed reactions. By Kay Wicker / The Grio
Education, National August 4, 2026 The Research Cuts No One Is Talking About. By Katherine Mangan / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Education, National August 4, 2026 American Bar Association’s diversity stance called ‘racist’ at Congressional hearing. By Jamaal Abdul-Alim / Eduledger
Education, National August 4, 2026 HBCU introduces dress code, cell phone and attendance policies. By Steven J. Gaither / HBCU Gameday
Education, National July 29, 2026 The billionaire trying to reinvent Florida schools has a $7.5 million bet on Byron Donalds. By Natasha Yee / Miami New Times
Education, National July 29, 2026 Only 1 Student Enrolled In $3M Anti-‘Woke’ Center At West Virginia University. By Christopher Rhodes / Blavity
Education, National July 21, 2026 More Top Black Students Are Choosing HBCUs Over the Ivies. By Phenix S Halley / The Root
Education, National July 21, 2026 Court Delivers Blow to DeSantis’ Higher Ed Agenda in Stop W.O.K.E. Act Ruling. By Jamaal Abdul-Alim / The Eduledger
Education, National July 21, 2026 The AI divide is the new literacy test and HBCUs are leading the solution. By Harry L. Williams / Eduledger
Education, National July 14, 2026 HBCUs’ Biggest Challenge in 2026? Having Too Many Students! By Asheea Smith / The Root
Education, National July 14, 2026 This Is How Colleges Have Responded to the End of Race-Conscious Admissions. By Jacquelyn Elias / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Education, National July 14, 2026 “Intellectual diversity” is Code for a “Conservative Quota.” By Nolan Cabrera / EduLedger
Education, National July 9, 2026 Defying Political Headwinds, George Mason Rewards President Gregory Washington with 4-Year Extension. By Jatika Hudson / Eduledger
Education, National July 9, 2026 Professors Can Teach About Race in Kansas — If They Follow These Rules. By Amann Mahajan / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.