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The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist will join UNC-Chapel Hill’s Hussman School of Journalism and Media in July.
The men of Morehouse College have decided to withdraw from a debate tournament due to racist taunts from an opposing…
With more students attending online school, outsiders are getting an in depth look into sometimes problematic classrooms.
A Massachusetts man is being charged with a hate crime among others for allegedly trying to hit children with his…
In an interview with theGrio the college president shared what the institution's reaccreditation means for all HBCUs.
"We are elated about accreditation candidacy and making history,” said Kevin James, president of Morris Brown College of the news.
The pre-teen will be virtually attending Arizona State University this May after she graduates high school. She hopes to work…
A video showed members of a high school football team forcing one of their Black players to sit in a…
The University of Kentucky extends apologies to nearly half a million high school seniors after mistakenly emailing them acceptance letters.
Lawmakers take heed to demands for fuller Black history lessons beyond what was already offered with some states taking action.
As we turn the page on this pandemic, the Black community must ensure that federal and local investments end up…
Phylicia Rashād speaks to theGrio about narrating Twenty Pearls, a documentary about the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
The massive infusion of federal aid will help schools reopen and expand summer programs to help students catch up on…
Undergraduates at Brown University in Rhode Island voted on reparations to make up for historical racism at the school.
One image sparked a year of research by Harvard student Simon J. Levien that explored the university's racist past.
Cohort Sistas launched the 3.1% Campaign, raising funds and awareness to support Black women pursuing doctoral degrees.
A Chicago mother believes an outdated hair policy, which means her four-year-old son can't wear braids to school, should be…
Those demands highlight one way the pandemic is likely to worsen inequities in the American education system
After an eight-hour public meeting Thursday, board members unanimously approved curriculum it hopes will become a model for other states.
Langdan Willoughby of Indiana University Bloomington says she was hazed by the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority back in 2020.