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A Los Angeles Unified School District employee has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against her boss and the district.
Conservative William Barclay Allen is a key figure in the Sunshine State's new guidelines addressing how educators teach Black history.
A new initiative that will house 10 teachers aims to recruit and retain Black ones, especially males, in California's Bay…
Entrepreneur Julius Rosenwald gave $20 million to his foundation to build schools and $4 million more to other African American…
Blaise Davenport is a recent graduate from VSU, where she majored in computer information systems and minored in cybersecurity and…
The largest school district in Texas has found itself at the center of criticism following a decision to repurpose their…
Texas A&M is reportedly working on a settlement with esteemed journalist Kathleen McElroy following her failed hiring attempt.
The decision to ban AP African American studies courses in some states may have increased students desire to learn about…
Rep. Byron Donalds, Florida's only Black Republican congressman, is against teaching students that Black people benefited from slavery.
Joe Wood is a Howard University architecture major with a passion for designing sustainable and safer communities for the future.
A conservative majority school board in Missouri has made the decision to revisit an anti-racism policy before its coming expiration.
Dartmouth College has launched a new center for Black intellectual and cultural life on its own campus and beyond.
Gallaudet awarded diplomas to 24 Black deaf students and honored four teachers from the Kendall School Division II for Negroes.
Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to Florida after its state education board issued new standards for teaching students about...
Virginia State University alum Joy Watson talks about how a passion for math and attending an HBCU fueled her career…
The Florida State Board of Education has approved new guidelines, which will teach students that Black people benefited from slavery.
Historically Black colleges and universities in America could limit the numbers of students they admit following a surge in applicants.
An esteemed Black journalist, Kathleen McElroy expressed remorse that Texas A&M University's culture barely changed from her undergrad days.
HBCUs are preparing for a potentially substantial increase in applications following the U.S. Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
A Black University of Houston-Downtown staffer is suing the institution, accusing it of failing to address discriminatory behavior.