Tag Archives: Black Colleges
Q&A: Commissioner Jacqui Carpenter: CIAA Isn’t Just a Big Party [Part 1]
The CIAA is trying to get back to its roots: Excellence in athletics.
Will crowds ever return to the arena to, you know, watch the basketball?
By Darren Sands
February 28, 2013
Tags: Black Colleges, CIAA, college sports, Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Black College Enrollment Suffers Due to High Loans
Changes to U.S. Dept. of Education cause a dip in college enrollment.
Is college just unaffordable now?
By Sandra Evangelina Garcia
February 26, 2013
Tags: Black Colleges, college, Department of Education, HBCU, loan, PLUS Loan
Michelle Obama Speaks At Spelman Graduation and Urges Graduates to Pursue Life of Service
Historically Black women's college welcomes first lady after 4 years of campaigning for her to appear
On May 15, First Lady Michelle Obama addressed the Class of 2011 at Spelman College,…
By Joyce E. Davis
May 17, 2011
Tags: BE Next, Black Colleges, black graduates, Black Women, college, Debbie Allen, Education, Graduation, HBCU, HBCUs, Michelle Obama, Spelman College
Black Colleges Graduating Fewer Students
Roughly 37% of black students at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) finish a degree…
By Carolyn M. Brown
July 1, 2009
Tags: Black Colleges, HBCU, Talking Points
