Tag: HBCU
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NC Lawmakers Propose $500 per Semester at HBCU
North Carolina lawmakers propose a bold plan to cut in-state tuition to just $500 per semester at Elizabeth City State University, an HBCU, to combat declining ... -
College Football Obsession: Wrong Academic Message?
Does our obsession with college football send the wrong message to K-12 students about higher education? Explore how prioritizing sports over academics impacts -
HBCU Insights: Shaping the Future Through Policy & Law
Explore how historical legislative and judicial decisions continue to influence Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Discover the ongoing fight for equ -
Unlocking Excellence: What Makes a Truly Good Teacher?
Discover the essential qualities that define a good teacher. Explore creativity, enthusiasm, clarity, and relevance as key skills for impactful education. -
College Ratings Reversal: A Boost for HBCUs?
Discover how the reversal of the proposed college ratings system could significantly benefit Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Learn about the initi -
6 Biggest Higher Education Losses of 2015
Explore the significant setbacks in higher education during 2015, including over 500 colleges placed on a federal financial watch list. Discover the impact of i -
Diverse Conversations: Mentoring Minority Faculty
Explore the unique challenges faced by minority faculty in higher education and discover effective strategies for institutions to provide essential mentorship a -
Online Universities Empower Underserved Students for 2020 Success
Discover how online universities are helping first-generation and minority students achieve their academic and career goals. Learn about the flexibility and acc -
Is there a conspiracy to destroy HBCUs?
Explore the factors impacting Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Discover if policy changes and other challenges disproportionately harm HBCUs in the -
6 Ways That HBCU’s Shined During 2015
Discover six impactful ways Historically Black Colleges and Universities shined in 2015, from securing vital grants to launching innovative educational programs
