St. Thomas University College Of Law Ruled Out of Compliance by ABA; Accreditation at Risk
The ABA council issued the finding after its August meeting.
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Colleges Sever Ties With Organizations That Help People Of Color Amid Pressure From White House
Under pressure from the Trump administration, over 100 colleges and universities have cut ties with organizations supporting people of color.
Thurgood Marshall College Fund Taps Racquel Oden As First Woman To Lead Its Board
Though Oden is the first woman to serve the organization in this particular capacity, in 1987, the organization was founded by a woman, Dr. N. Joyce Payne, with the goal of financially supporting Black students who wanted to pursue higher education.
Christopher Gray Hated His Experience Looking For College Scholarships, So He Created Scholly
Christopher Gray, a native of Birmingham, Alabama, wanted to be the first person in his family to attend college, but he couldn’t afford it on his own and didn’t want...
12-Year-Old Black Girl Becomes Canada’s Youngest Person to Graduate College
Anthaea started the intensive university program at the age of 9 and finished within just 3 years.