2024 in review: Historically Black colleges attract record funding
The United Negro College Fund held its 41st annual Atlanta Mayor’s Masked Ball over the weekend, aiming to raise millions.
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Soaring Application Numbers Suggest Historically Black Colleges Are Still in Vogue
Historically Black colleges and universities saw a nearly 30-percent jump in first-year applicants during the 2022-23 admissions cycle, according to new federal data — a sign that their recent ...
Historically Black college hopes to be second to train veterinarians. Why it matters.
University of Maryland Eastern Shore is hoping to become just the second historically Black college to have a veterinary ...
HBCUs Face Higher Risk of Closure in the Next Five Years: How America Treated Its Black Colleges
American colleges, especially Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are facing a looming crisis. Dwindling ...
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The year in Black culture, according to UATL reporter Ernie Suggs
As the year closes out, UATL’s staff members are looking back at Black culture and remembering what mattered. In this story, senior reporter Ernie Suggs shares his memories of the year that was.
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HBCU information offered at Stateline Boys and Girls Club
BELOIT - Students and families will have the opportunity to learn about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) ...
More than 60 years later, Langston Hughes’ ‘Black Nativity’ is still a pillar of African American theater
But Hughes is one of a handful of artists whose work spanned both the Harlem Renaissance and the Black Arts Movement of the ...
Black College Football Hall of Fame announces 2025 inductees
December 18th, 2024 – The Black College Football Hall of Fame (BCFHOF) announced its 16th Class today – the Class of 2025. Six inductees were selected from a list of 28 Finalists who had been ...
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Historically Black college hopes to be second to train veterinarians. Why it matters.
Last month, UMES received state approval to create a school of veterinary medicine that will become just the second among the nation's more than 100 historically Black colleges and universities.