Tag Archives: HBCUs
HBCUs Clash With Obama Administration Over Financial Aid
New financial aid policies make it more difficult for parents of color to borrow.
HBCU officials say they were not given a notice of the changed loan standard.
By Gerren Keith Gaynor
Colleges Still Not That Diverse, Study Finds
Racial diversification of college campuses has slowed since the 1960s and 70s
Georgetown University professor claims racial diversification at U.S. college campuses is slowing down
By Makkada B. Selah
Don’t Sleep: 7 Young HBCU Alums to Watch in 2013
These bosses are making major strides in every industry
From entertainment to sports to business, graduates of historically black college and universities are making…
By Janell Hazelwood
What Will be the Fate of Financially Shaky HBCUs?
Many HBCUs are on their last legs, according to many.
Few HBCUs instill in their undergraduate students an ethic around philanthropic giving.
By Laurence Afums
Student Accused of Murdering Her Roommate Found Not Guilty
The two roommates at the HBCU had a contentious relationship all semester
The jury decided that Alexis Simpson acted in self-defence in the fatal stabbing of her…
By Makkada B. Selah
Life After the Yard: Professionals Talk Career Benefits of Pledging
Question remains: Is being a soror or frat member vital to advancement?
When choosing whether to be in a sorority or fraternity, the question remains: Is it…
By Jamie Harrison
Morehouse College Employee’s Adult Video Causes Controversy
The tape focuses on gay black men
The tape focuses on gay black men
By Makkada B. Selah
Famous Celebrities Who Have Gone to an HBCU
Check out these celebrities and their alma mater.
Check out these celebrities and their alma mater.
By Sasha King
Defendant Sentenced in FAMU Hazing Case
The first of a dozen defendants has been sentenced
The first of a dozen defendants has been sentenced




