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Dr. Julianne Malveaux, 53, the MIT-trained economist and nationally recognized writer, syndicated columnist, radio talk-show host, and TV personality, may not have seemed like the logical choice to succeed ...
A recent Gallup poll shows that HBCU grads experience higher levels of well-being--including engagement at work--than black grads of predominantly white schools.
After years of financial mismanagement and academic challenges, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania may be forced to close.
After losing her way academically, this HBCU student is determined to succeed, and does, thanks to an innovative program that looks past test scores.
The country’s economic quagmire has reached far beyond Wall Street to the hallowed halls of academe. Take for example recent news that Harvard University is planning “across-the-board†budget cuts. If the Ivy League school, which has a $36.9 billion endowment, is in trouble, imagine the situation at minority-serving institutions, whose endowments are a small fraction of Harvard’s.
