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Morehouse College to Accept 30 Students from Xavier, Dillard Universities

Morehouse College announced plans to aid students displaced by the devastation in the Gulf region caused by Hurricane Katrina.

September 7, 2005

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The Labor Program

Students receive a grant of $2,800 plus an hourly wage for their participation in the Labor Program.

September 7, 2005

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All About the Mission

It’s all about the mission at Berea College. Founded on a utopian dream, Berea has been doing diversity longer than any school in the South.

September 7, 2005

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College Access Bill Gets Thumbs Down From Lobbyists

Would the College Access and Opportunity Act actually increase college access and opportunity? Story:

September 7, 2005

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Bates, Bowdoin, UMaine System to Help Katrina’s Victims

Some Maine colleges are offering free or tuition or in-state rates to students whose plans to study this fall have been interrupted by Hurricane Katrina. Story:

September 6, 2005

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Tulane University Cancels Fall Semester

Tulane University canceled its fall semester last week because of Hurricane Katrina and encouraged its students to take classes Story:

September 5, 2005

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Arkansas Universities Offer to Take in Louisiana Students Displaced by Hurricane Katrina

Louisiana college students displaced by Hurricane Katrina because of major damage and destruction to their campuses can pick up Story:

September 1, 2005

Latinx

Latino Students Lag Behind In Financial Aid For College, Report Reveals

Although the percentage of Latino students receiving financial aid for college is at an all-time high Story:

August 24, 2005

Latinx

College Access and Opportunity Bill Passes House Committee

College would become more affordable for specific groups under amendments to the Higher Education Act reauthorization bill being readied for House consideration this fall. Story:

August 24, 2005

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Missouri Considers Four-year Tuition Lock

Looking to neighboring Illinois as a model, University of Missouri President Elson Floyd Story:

July 31, 2005

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Mississippi Earnings

Mississippi EarningsAfter a 30-year battle over the Ayers case, Attorney Alvin Chambliss fights for his own settlementBy B. Denise HawkinsThe long-time lead attorney in a decades-old higher education desegregation battle that ended three months ago when the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a final appeal wants to get paid for his services, but not […]

February 9, 2005

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Report: Rising College Costs Outstripping Student Aid

Report: Rising College Costs Outstripping Student AidBy M.H. MillerTo pay for community college these days, the average student still has to cobble together funds — through Pell Grants and other government, institutional and possibly family support, while often holding down one or more jobs, according to new reports by the College Board on college costs […]

November 17, 2004