HBCU
Spelman College sees record-breaking number of applicants for its next academic cycle, despite coronavirus pandemic challenges to education.
Women
Cohort Sistas launched the 3.1% Campaign, raising funds and awareness to support Black women pursuing doctoral degrees.
Politics
Nearly half of the nation’s elementary schools are open for full-time classroom, but students learning in-person has varied greatly by…
Opinion
Growing up poor or first-gen in America means that you were likely sold the ‘American Dream’ myth — education as
Education
Those demands highlight one way the pandemic is likely to worsen inequities in the American education system
Crime
Jorge Salcedo’s is one of the longest sentences handed down so far in the college admissions case dubbed “Operation Varsity…
Education
After an eight-hour public meeting Thursday, board members unanimously approved curriculum it hopes will become a model for other states.
HBCU
Maryland lawmakers agreed to pay $577 million to settle a lawsuit alleging discrimination and underfunding at the state’s four HBCUs.
HBCU
Tariah Hyland dreams of being at Howard, but a lack of financial support makes it difficult for her and other…
News
Langdan Willoughby of Indiana University Bloomington says she was hazed by the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority back in 2020.
News
Two Georgetown Law professors are under investigation after one expressed that all of her underperforming students are Black.
Georgetown Law fires professor heard making discriminatory remarks about Black students on Zoom