HBCU

America’s Oldest HBCU Is Fighting For Survival

Historically black universities had cemented their place at the epicenter of black American life, but things began to change with a new era of school integration.
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Bennett College, One Of The Last Women’s HBCUs, Could Lose Accreditation Over Money

Actor Jussie Smollett and others are pushing a #standwithbennett fundraising campaign to save the North Carolina school.
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Closing The Gaps To Move The Needle On Diversity

Sponsored by PwC

I Changed My Name To Something ‘Less Black’ To Get Ahead In Business

I didn’t believe that black people could thrive in business unless they compromised.
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Meet The First Openly Trans Man To Graduate From Spelman College

“People still have their own opinions of me attending Spelman, but it’s because of Spelman why I am who I am.”
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Opinion | What If We Loved Real HBCUs As Much As We Love Beyoncé's?

Real, beloved black colleges and universities are in danger and need our love and support.
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Teen Accepted Into 113 Colleges Chooses Full Ride To HBCU

She also won more than $4.5 million in merit-based scholarships.
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Robbin' Season's True Criminal Is Revealed In The Latest Episode Of 'Atlanta'

The rise of Paper Boi and the fall of Earn was inevitable.
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Beyoncé Inspired Google To Give $100,000 More In HBCU Scholarships

Students at Texas Southern, Fisk, Grambling State and Morehouse will now be eligible too.
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Beyoncé, Me And The HBCUs I Should Have Gone To

Why didn’t I go get an education somewhere that professors would tell me about the brown bodies that my books forgot or purposely omitted?
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