Visa Announces Inaugural Class of Visa Black Scholars And Jobs Program
Visa has announced the inaugural class of the Visa Black Scholars and Jobs Program, awarding 50 college students scholarship assistance for up to four years
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Top 10 Skills Tomorrow’s Leaders Will Need
John Williams, president of Muhlenberg College, writes that the top 10 skills tomorrow's leaders will need are developed at selective liberal arts colleges.
U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Upholds UT-Austin’s Admissions Policies
Today’s decision by the Supreme Court in Fisher v. University of Texas is a huge victory for civil rights and equality in our nation. The Court’s ruling upholds longstanding precedent and will allow continued progress in the effort to bring equal opportunity to college campuses. This is a victory for all Americans.
Proposed Education Cuts
President Bush’s 2009 education budget proposal has many black educators concerned about the impact of federal cuts on historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
Xavier University To Establish Medical School, Aims To Diversify Medical Field
The medical school fits into the City of New Orleans’ larger plan to create BioDistrict New Orleans, which it is establishing to foster economic development and create jobs in biological science.