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Three Injured in Early Morning Shooting at Oklahoma State University

Three people, including one student, sustained injuries in a shooting at Oklahoma State University's Stillwater campus early Sunday morning, according to university police.

Dartmouth Joins Growing List of Elite Universities Rejecting White House Academic Compact

Dartmouth is the latest institution that refuses to sign the Trump administration's Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education.

Dartmouth College

Balcony Collapse at Off-Campus Housing Injures University of Cincinnati Students

At least 10 people, most believed to be University of Cincinnati students, were injured when a third-floor balcony collapsed at off-campus housing Friday night, according to local officials.

MacKenzie Scott's $63M Gift to Morgan State Signals Continued Confidence in HBCU Leadership

Second transformative donation in five years brings philanthropist's total giving to the university to $103 million.

Seton Hall University Achieves Historic HSI Designation

The Catholic institution’s Hispanic enrollment rises as university joins national network of Hispanic-Serving Institutions.

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University of West Florida Proposes Eliminating Juneteenth as Paid Holiday

The federal holiday, observed annually on June 19, commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.

Blank Foundation Commits $50M to Atlanta HBCU Scholarships

The program is projected to assist nearly 10,000 students who have exhausted other financial aid options, including federal grants, state assistance and loans.

Fay Twersky, president of the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation.

UNC Merges Information and Data Science Schools, Names New AI Vice Provost

The merger represents what administrators called "a bold step forward" in positioning Carolina as a national leader in data and AI education.

Manning Hall at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

AI Expert Calls for Higher Education Reform to Meet Workforce Demands at Brookings Forum

Universities and colleges must fundamentally rethink how they prepare students for an AI-driven economy, as traditional four-year degrees alone may no longer provide the skills workers need.

HBCUs Lead in AI Adoption Despite Infrastructure Gaps, New Report Finds

Nearly all HBCU students and faculty are using artificial intelligence tools, but institutional readiness lags behind individual enthusiasm, according to comprehensive survey.

Community Colleges

Community Colleges Face Urgent Need for Transformation, New AACC Report Warns

"Resilient by Design" calls for transformation in leadership, business models, and employer partnerships.

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Shooting Near HBCU Rivalry Game Leaves Two Dead in Montgomery

Violence erupts in Alabama's capital after Tuskegee-Morehouse football matchup.

Montgomery Police Chief James Graboys speaking to press on Oct. 5, 2025, after a mass shooting on the night of Oct. 4 in downtown Montgomery.

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