Countering Racism: Project SERV Grants Bolster HBCUs in Bomb Threat Aftermath
The U.S. Department of Education unveiled a new batch of Project School Emergency Response to Violence (SERV) grants. These grants are going to four...
Howard University Unveils Stunning Renovations, Blending History with Future
Howard University, a leading historically Black institution, hosted ribbon-cutting ceremonies for three newly renovated buildings that pay homage to its rich history while embracing...
Brown University’s new HBCU presidential fellow to promote diversity in higher education
In a groundbreaking move, Brown University has appointed Elfred Anthony Pinkard, a highly experienced educator in historically Black colleges and universities, as their first-ever...
Homecoming season each October at HBCUs around the country continues a strong and storied tradition, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic attendance has declined
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Homecoming season each October at HBCUs around the country continues a strong and storied tradition, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic...
Howard Students Forced To Evacuate After Second Bomb Threat in First Week of Fall Semester
A bomb threat on Friday, Aug. 26, forced students at Howard University to evacuate two residence halls for the second time during the first...