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NORWALK, Conn.(AP) - Tanya McDowell was arrested April 14 on felony charges of committing and attempting to commit first-degree larceny...
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Eye-level watermarks, gutted buildings and rows of mobile classrooms linger as reminders of the flooding from…
OPINION - The United Negro College Fund and its Building Green at Minority Serving Institutions program shows that minority colleges…
OPINION - The irony is that the multicultural inclusiveness that is desired by colleges and universities is the same thing…
The charity named for the rapper Kanye West that was intended to reduce high school dropout rates has closed mysteriously...
VIDEO - Nationwide studies show that only 33 percent of 4th graders are proficient or better at reading. 22 percent…
OPINION - Over the years, as states escalated spending on prisons, funding for education suffered...
OPINION - The high school drop out epidemic among African-Americans is not a ticking time bomb, it's a tsunami that's…
OPINION - Head Start, the popular preschool program serving nearly a million lower income children, has come under attack from…
DALLAS - North Dallas High School seniors held a vigil Tuesday night in support of their teachers, whose jobs may…
GAHANNA, Ohio (AP) - The mother of a black Ohio fifth grader assigned to play a slave for a social…
OPINION - 'A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste' was and is a brilliant slogan for HBCUs who've historically…
TheGrio's 100 - Monica Haslip departed from her corporate marketing job to teach inner-city Chicagoans the trades of art and…
NEW YORK (AP) - After the glamour and glitz of recent days, it's back to the books for the chorus…
OPINION - Team owners, hungry to earn an even larger profit from their business ventures, are going to keep the…
TELEMUNDO - Arne Duncan believes that these figures could be key in figuring out the reasons behind the high drop-out…
VIDEO - Many of the parents argue the although it is important for their children to learn about the slave…
Are HBCUs still relevant? It's the recurring question that has been seen in many op-ed pieces as of late...