FAFSA Aid For Students On Pause Amid Application Delay
The U.S. Department of Education announced the delay on Jan. 30, amid a decision to fix an error in FAFSA's aid eligibility calculations.
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Capital One Donates $10K To Accelerate Opportunities For Black-Owned Businesses, HBCUs
Capital One invests in creating more opportunities for black-owned businesses and HBCUs.
This 68-Year-Old Black Man Sought Out A Fraternity After Suffering a Loss
Stomp the yard! A 68-year-old man talks about his journey in joining the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated.
Drug Giant Novartis Pledges Another $17.7 Million To Assist Historically Black Medical Schools
Data shows Black students are enrolling at medical schools at a record pace. Those at HBCUs possibly get more help with their endeavors courtesy of a new multi-million dollar commitment by Novartis.
Test Optional or Test Flexible? What You Need to Know
According to the National Center for Fair and Open Testing, more than 800 institutions are “test optional†or “test flexible;†some are “test blind.†Unless students submit their test scores, such schools make admissions decisions without reviewing applicants’ SAT or ACT scores. Whether or not such policies improve diversity at the schools has been brought into question, however.