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At Tougaloo, Scott Colom's Historic Victory Connects to Mississippi's Civil Rights Legacy

Scott Colom's historic U.S. Senate victory brought him back to three Mississippi college campuses to thank young voters. His choice of Tougaloo, a longtime center of civil rights organizing, also highlighted the enduring influence of the state's colleges on its history and future.

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A Mandate Unfulfilled: Dr. Glenda Baskin Glover Says the Next Congress Should Focus on the Promise of the Morrill Act for HBCUs

After years of fighting to recover hundreds of millions of dollars in funding owed to Tennessee State University, the former president is turning her attention to Washington, challenging lawmakers to put enforcement behind the Morrill Act and make equitable HBCU funding a federal priority.

Students Question Colleges’ AI Push as Institutional Enthusiasm Grows

As colleges and universities accelerate their adoption of artificial intelligence, some students are questioning whether institutional leaders are prioritizing their interests in decisions about the technology.

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10 HBCUs Awarded $97.1 Million for STEM Research

The funding is intended to expand research infrastructure, support technical education and help institutions compete for additional federal research and development opportunities.

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New HBCU Medical School in New Orleans Clears Major Hurdle Toward 2027 Launch

Formed through a landmark partnership between Xavier University and Oschner Health, the new college aims to fill a major healthcare workforce void while joining a rare lineage of institutions training the nation’s Black physicians.

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HBCUs to Receive $174 Million Federal Investment Amid MSI Funding Shift

More than $235 million will go to HBCUs and Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities after the department canceled other MSI grant funding it deemed discriminatory.

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As College Presidents' Tenures Shrink Nationally, These HBCU Boards Are Betting Big on Longevity

Huston-Tillotson's board recently voted to extend President Melva Wallace's contract by ten years — one of the longest extensions in higher ed post-COVID. She joins a small cohort of other presidents whose institutions see leadership stability as key to institutional transformation.

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Are College Civics Centers Strengthening Democracy or Reshaping Academia?

A panel on civic education exposed sharp disagreements over whether legislatively created centers promote open dialogue or politicize higher education.

The EDU Ledger, VSU Host HBCU Media Leaders to Discuss "Owning Our Narrative"

The EDU Ledger brought HBCU communications leaders together at Virginia State University for a timely conversation on reclaiming, shaping, and amplifying their institutions’ stories.

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Disrupting HBCU Fundraising: How Bowie State University Turned Advancement into Institutional Viability

Raising significant private support from individuals, corporations, and foundations is no longer optional for HBCUs—it is a core measure of institutional strength.

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Roslyn Clark Artis Makes the Case for Strategic Investment

From securing a $1 million ServiceNow investment to reshaping academic programs around high-demand careers, Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis is positioning Benedict students for stronger post-graduation outcomes.

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Former HBCU Presidents Reflect on Leadership, Legacy and Community

The lasting impact of HBCUs, former presidents say, comes from more than academics—it’s the culture of encouragement, belonging, and purpose that transforms students’ lives.

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