Experts Warn Of FERPA Hurdles Amid DOJ’s Harvard Admission Documents Lawsuit
The latest lawsuit is one of several launched against Harvard by President Donald Trump and his administration amid the Supreme Court's 2023 affirmative action ruling.
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Tubi Debuts HBCU Film Hub, Spotlighting Black Student Filmmakers, For Black History Month
Tubi, known for its expansive digital catalog and growing original programming, said the partnership reflects an effort to connect with emerging filmmakers earlier in their careers.
Minding Our Business: From The Nile To Now—How Dr. Ben Built The Foundation Of Modern Afrocentric Thought
Dr. Ben fundamentally altered how millions of Black Americans perceived their lineage.
Fatal Shooting At South Carolina State Halts HBCU Basketball Games
By Robert Hill Shots were fired on South Carolina State University’s campus, putting a hold on campus activity from Feb. 13 through Feb. 16. On the night of Feb.12, two...
Spelman Students Sound Alarm About Male Staffer Living Inside Dorm
In addition to concerns about housing, the Student Government Association cited issues related to residence services, specifically water shortages.
