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Harvard Sees Drop In Black And Hispanic Student Enrollment

Harvard’s Class of 2029 admissions show a decline in Black and Hispanic students and an increase in Asian American enrollment.Read More

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‘The Librarians’ Centers the Educators Fighting Book Bans

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Two Black Fraternities At Yale Have Just One Member Left, ‘A Lot Of Our History Has Been Lost’

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SpelHouse Alums Support The Next Generation With ‘Camp HBCYouth’

Spelman and Morehouse alums, Reagan Fresnel and Brian Wright, are introducing students to higher-ed through “Camp HBCYouth.”Read More

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Firing Line: Robert Greenwald Chronicles the Killing of Combat Correspondents and Children in Gaza

‘Gaza: Journalists Under Fire’ takes viewers beyond the censorship inside the occupied inferno where unprecedented numbers of war reporters have died.Read...

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Why So Many People At My New Jersey Prison Support Trump

Many incarcerated people feel that the convicted felon in the White House is one of them.Read More

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Johnson C. Smith University Placed On Probation, Accreditation At Risk

Johnson C. Smith University, the only HBCU in Charlotte, has been placed on probation. Its accreditation is now at risk.Read More

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Need Some Forgiveness For Student Loans? These Volunteer Opportunities May Offer Relief

For those struggling with or anticipating the repayment of student loans, these volunteer opportunities offer ways toward forgiveness.Read More

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Georgia After School Programs Are Bracing For Closure Due To Freeze On Federal Funding

Atlanta YMCA and Boys and Girls Club are only a few organizations considering program closures due to federal funding freeze.Read More

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The Movement to Excommunicate Misogyny From the Catholic Church

A global movement of women becoming priests shows no signs of stopping, despite the steep consequences.Read More

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300 Black Educators Gather At Alabama Summit To Make Classrooms More Tech Advanced

Ed Farm successfully concluded its highly anticipated Future of Learning Summit 2025, a transformative two-day event.Read More

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Fed Student Loan Forgiveness Tracking Paused Amid System Turmoil, Layoffs

DOE temporarily stops student loan forgiveness payment counts. Borrowers face uncertainty amid system dysfunction and policy changes.Read More

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Georgia HBCUs Are Helping Displaced Students Impacted By Job Corps Shut Downs

Two Georgia HBCUs are reaching out to students displaced by Job Corps cuts, providing education and housing to the young people.Read...

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