historically black colleges and universities
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Biden-Harris Admin’s Historic Wins Are Fulfilling Martin Luther King’s Famous Dream, Says Insider
On the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington, the Biden-Harris White House continues to be influenced by MLK’s dream, says former WH speechwriter.
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Puffy Drops a Bag on Jackson State University
The accomplished music executive made a $1 million donation to the HBCU during their first football game of the season.
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Here’s One HBCU’s Novel Approach To Addressing The Student Loan Crisis
How one campus's innovative approach to tuition could be a national model.
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Was This HBCU T-shirt Owner The Best Shark Tank Contestant—Ever?
Ashley Jones created Tones of Melanin to let customers rep their favorite HBCU with pride
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‘Sonic Boom’ or ‘Human Jukebox’? HBCU Bands
It's time to settle the debate once and for all! JSU's Sonic Boom or Southern's Human Jukebox?
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After Supreme Court Shuts Down Affirmative Action, HBCUs Revamp Admissions Policies
Historically Black colleges are expecting an increase in applicants soon.
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There Aren’t Enough Black Firefighters. HBCUs Want to Help
HBCUs and the U.S Forest Services are teaming-up to train the next generation of Black firefighters.
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HBCUs Plan to Fill The Void In the Wake of Affirmative Action Ruling
HBCU leaders discuss how they can provide an option for Black students left by the Supreme Court's affirmative action decision.
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Florida HBCU Students Accuse State of Unequal Treatment
A Florida judge is allowing a class-action lawsuit brought by Florida A&M students alleging chronic underfunding to the tune of $1.3 billion to go forward.