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Quarterback Jalen Hurts receives master’s degree from the University of Oklahoma

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Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona on importance of truth in journalism in times of division in education

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HBCUs get donations 178 times lower than Ivy League, study finds

Some study participants blamed systemic racism for the underfunding. Others said it was a result of limited connections between philanthropists
/ May 2, 2023

Black men who suffered racial injustice at Yale finally get degrees

Both men are to be honored this fall when the university plans to host a ceremony to commemorate their honorary
/ April 27, 2023

Black parents turning to private, Afrocentric schools to nurture their children

Families have embraced schools that affirm their students’ Black heritage in a country where instruction about race is increasingly under
/ April 26, 2023
Base to be renamed for Black Army pioneers

Base to be renamed for Black Army pioneers

Fort Lee, which is slated to become Fort Gregg-Adams on Thursday, will be named for Lt. Gen. Arthur J. Gregg
/ April 25, 2023

USC renames building after Black community leader Celia Dial Saxon

A residential hall at 700 Lincoln Street now bears the name Celia Dial Saxon Hall. The University of South Carolina
/ April 24, 2023

University of Alabama’s student newspaper names first Black female editor-in-chief

Ashlee Woods is the third Black student and the first Black woman to hold the role in the paper’s 129-year
/ April 21, 2023

Mountain sports program Ski Noir 5280 looks to bring diversity to high altitudes

You can call Quincy “Q” Shannon a “Face of Change.” The original series from Pattrn recognizes the founder of Ski
/ April 19, 2023