HBCU Education

Renald Moore’s journey from a prison cell to becoming Texas Southern’s valedictorian

Academics and acting got him through 20 years of incarceration and onto a better path

Thurgood Marshall College Fund accepts Koch funding despite funders’ political leanings

TMCF to receive $25.6 million over 5 years for research of ‘fragile communities’

Spending gap for football players vs. nonathletes by bowl-eligible schools is enormous

But more black football players are graduating from Division I schools

UNCF summit exposes HBCU students to inside look at Silicon Valley

53 students and 19 professors spent time at Google, Apple, Twitter and Facebook

Closing the gap for low-income high school students

Early college programs in Greensboro, North Carolina, schools have excellent graduation rates

Thank you, Livingstone. Thank you.

How Livingstone College helped a former student find mentors — and his passion

Morris Brown College is surviving, hoping to thrive again

Alumni, friends, administration doing what they can until accreditation can be restored

How did North Carolina A&T become the country’s leading producer of black engineers?

A combination of nurturing and dedication to access has made the university an engineering powerhouse

How HBCUs Are Preparing A New Generation Of Innovators And Leaders In Public Service