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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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Most States Have Acknowledged The Debt Owed to Public HBCUs. Almost None Have Paid It.

Four years ago, a landmark Forbes investigation revealed HBCUs had been systematically short-changed by the states that were legally obligated to fund them to the tune of $12.8 billion. Today, the number remains largely unchanged.

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At LeMoyne-Owen, Giving Season Starts With Getting Students Through the Door

The historic South Memphis HBCU's first major fundraising action each year rallies community members and alumni to support gap funding for incoming students.

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From the Magazine

Karrie Dixon Is Rebuilding Trust and Raising Ambition at NCCU

With a clean audit, record enrollment and a new AI institute, Dixon is positioning North Carolina Central University for a new chapter of operational strength and academic growth.

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From the Magazine

The Higher Education Leadership Foundation and CAU's Executive Leadership Institute Are Building a Playbook from Inside the Community

From fundraiser and strategist to mentor and community advocate, HBCU presidents rely on targeted leadership training to meet the unique demands of their positions.

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Why HBCUs Are America’s Crowning Achievement, According to Dr. Cheryl Mango

A lifelong HBCU advocate is building a new field of study to help graduates understand, critique, and protect the institutions that shaped them.

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