At 80, Charlie Nelms Still Has More To Give

At 80, Charlie Nelms is a wonderful example of a life in education dedicated to service.

25 colleges where students graduate with high federal debt

College isn't cheap. Students graduate from these 25 institutions with some of the highest median federal debt.

For Native Students, Education Can Be A Source Of Healing

Native Forward’s scholars show that financial aid, mentorship, and respect for Indigenous knowledge help Native students thrive and transform higher education.

A canceled grant program deemed ‘discriminatory’ by Trump spurs cuts at California colleges

Across California colleges, programs previously funded by Hispanic-Serving Institutions grants are shutting down, as the Trump administration has declared those grant programs discriminatory.

Cutting HSI Grants Mid-Cycle Was a Betrayal of Trust

The cancellation of HSI funding was not just a budget move; it was a broken promise to institutions serving millions of students.

Coaching Helps HBCU Students Complete Their Degrees

A new report from InsideTrack examines whether individualized coaching can help HBCUs expand their capacity and keep more students on track to graduate.

Shapiro should fast-track admission for Howard’s cut students | Jenice Armstrong

Pennsylvania’s state-run colleges, which have struggled to diversify and grow enrollment, would benefit from welcoming the students Howard University abandoned over payment notices.

The gamble behind Maryland’s most affordable university

Rather than raising tuition to bring in more revenue, Coppin State University slashed it, wagering that a more affordable college would draw more students.

What HBCUs Can Teach Us About Philanthropy In An Era Of Disruption

More than 325 institutional advancement leaders, college presidents, funders, corporate partners, and advocates came together for the HBCU Philanthropy Symposium.

502 students lose spots at Howard University over tuition payments just weeks before classes start

More than 500 incoming students at Howard University have learned this week that they have been unenrolled from the Washington, D.C., school and no longer have spots for the upcoming fall semester...

The Research Cuts No One Is Talking About

Minority-serving institutions are quietly being denied funds key to their aspirations. Their leaders don’t want to discuss it.

Morgan State TechFest Shows What HBCUs Contribute To Innovation

Opeyemi T. Adeniran founded Morgan TechFest, a student-led conference bridging the gap between academic learning and rapid industry changes.

Removing the Barriers Colleges Create

Ed Advancement’s new report demonstrates that students often cannot easily find the information they need to stay enrolled and on track to graduate.

The Importance Of Jesse Jackson’s HBCU Roots

Before he became one of the most visible civil rights leaders of the late 20th Century, Jackson’s political and moral commitments were formed on a Black college campus

The Rebirth Of America’s First Black Film Production Company

Bringing back and then reimagining Lincoln Motion today is an act of visionary restoration.

Alumni still in dark after Morris Brown College fires president