Indiana’s only predominantly Black college, in his first budget proposal. As a private school, Martin does not traditionally receive state funding, but received a one-time $5 million grant in 2023.

NEW BEDFORD — The Zeiterion Performing Arts Center's second annual Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Fair will occur on Saturday, Feb. 15. This free event is open to the public ...

That is why CSU ranks in the top 4% of colleges and universities in the United States for economic and social mobility.” CSU’s student body is 76% Black, an average age of 29, and 89% receive ...

New defense secretary Pete Hegseth has canceled all cultural awareness months in the Department of Defense, including Black History Month.

By sitting down to lunch at a North Carolina department store, the brave men inspired many others to take part in nonviolent ...

The demand for an independent university for the seven government colleges affiliated with ... sense of pride and prestige that stems from the traditionally reputed institutions tend to overlook ...

For the fifth consecutive year, national collegiate baseball publications and broadcast platforms will carry every pitch of the 2025 Black College World Series (BCWS), May 7-10. As many as 13 ...

As Black History Month is celebrated this February, the NCAA proudly acknowledges the significant contributions of Black ...

Global analytic software company FICO announced its FICO ® Educational Analytics Challenge is set to partner with three new Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the Spring ...

For more than 80 years, the United Negro College Fund has supported Black high school students in pursuit of higher education. As the nation’s political climate has changed in ways that could ...

Here's a wonderful thing currently happening in the midst of all of the terror, destruction, and chaos happening all around us: HillmanTok University. The collection of college-level courses, named ...

The findings by race and ethnicity so far raise a question: College enrollment is zero sum, so if the Black and Hispanic share went down, why didn’t the white and Asian share rise similarly?