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The Secret Service and FBI are investigating the incident, which happened the same day Spelman College reported a bomb threat…
Billionaire MacKenzie Scott has wasted no time in sharing her fortune since divorcing Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in 2019.
LaTanya Richardson and Samuel L. Jackson are donating $5 million toward the renovation of the Spelman’s arts building.
Students attending HBCU in Atlanta are coming together to protest living conditions and inequities at their institutions.
Mastercard partnered with the Black Economic Alliance Foundation (BEA), a non-profit that supports economic progress in Black communities.
HBCU Clark Atlanta University is returning to all virtual classes due to a surge of coronavirus cases on the historic…
The ravages of COVID-19 mean that two of Atlanta HBCU's, Morehouse and Spelman, will skip traditional homecoming for the second…
Parents around the country are being coached how to avoid COVID-19 protocols which medical officials say is hurting recovery efforts.
Spelman College's faculty agree to return to classrooms after initially saying they would teach remotely due to unclear COVID protocols.
The Spelman Faculty Council hasn't said what guidelines would make them comfortable to return to face-to-face classes.
Spelman College will name a renovated theater the LaTanya Richardson Jackson and Samuel L. Jackson Performing Arts Center.
The men of Morehouse College have decided to withdraw from a debate tournament due to racist taunts from an opposing…
Actress Robin Thede is developing a zombie comedy feature set at Spelman College for Amazon Studios titled 'Killing It',
The historically-Black colleges and universities that comprise the AUCC want their in-person students to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
The famed scholar-activist and acclaimed actress are set to address Spelman College’s respective graduating classes of '21 and '20.
"We are elated about accreditation candidacy and making history,” said Kevin James, president of Morris Brown College of the news.
Spelman College sees record-breaking number of applicants for its next academic cycle, despite coronavirus pandemic challenges to education.
Cohort Sistas launched the 3.1% Campaign, raising funds and awareness to support Black women pursuing doctoral degrees.
Peachtree Providence Partners founding member Milton H. Jones Jr. has been elected to chair the support organization's board of directors.