UNC Agrees To Pay Group Led By Anti-Affirmative Action Activist $4.8M
The University of North Carolina has paid $4.8 million to a group led by anti-affirmative action activist Edward Blum, according to records obtained by Reuters.
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HBCU Enrollment Skyrockets
Quality of life is a factor students and their families need to consider when selecting a college. Escalated racial tensions and hate crimes on predominantly white campuses would give most families pause.
Nas Becomes ‘The Voice of Hennessy’ to Empower HBCU Students
The legendary hip-hop star lends his voice to Hennessy to champion diversity and empower black students through the Hennessy Fellows program.
Your School’s Financial Aid Office is Still a Resource
NASFAA urges the class of 2015 to use its 6-month grace period to learn all about its debt, repayment options, and how to avoid default.
Issa Rae To Sit Down With Georgia State Law Students To Talk Contracts
"The Life Of Issa Rae" law course at Georgia State University's College of Law will welcome Rae at the culmination of this semester's series.