Do You Really Need Remediation?
Interestingly, data from the Alaska study revealed that some students assigned to developmental courses managed to bypass them and take regular classes: 60% of them passed.
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2021 NBA All-Star Game Being Held on March 7 in Atlanta Includes Initiatives That Support HBCUs and COVID-19 Equity Efforts
The NBA revealed that they will commit more than $2.5 million in funds and resources toward Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
Diversity on Campus: Why Is it (Still) an Issue?
Is it diversity or inclusiveness that colleges should be aiming at? Hannah-Jones suggested that diversity can mean anything, and that just having a lot of different kinds of people—racially, socioeconomically, and otherwise—doesn’t translate into inclusiveness.
Paying for the High Cost of Higher Education
Brenda and Mike Lipscomb relocated from New Jersey to Maryland in 2007 for better employment opportunities. In 2008, the couple moved again, this time to northern Virginia for better post-high school educational opportunities for their sons, Michael, 16, and Miles, 12.
Trump Signs New Executive Order To ‘Promote Excellence’ At HBCUs
President Trump says the executive order will “continue the work” begun during his first term to “elevate the value and impact” of HBCUs as beacons of educational excellence and economic opportunity in business, government, and the military.