Calls have begun to grow for a full investigation into the recent spate of bomb threats made against HBCUs as nearly two dozen Black colleges have been targeted in recent weeks.
Morgan State University was the latest HBCU to face bomb threat after a dozen other historically Black colleges and universities had similar scares in recent days and weeks.
The HBCU community was on high alert after several historically Black colleges and universities received bomb threats on Tuesday.
The Omicron variant of the coronavirus has hit society like a ton of bricks this winter and HBCUs are no exception. Here's how historically Black colleges and universities are responding.
Jackson State University Head Football Coach Deion Sanders called the long-standing practice “payout games” the "ultimate sell-out" for HBCU football teams. But that's a very narrow-minded view on the topic.
As we watch 2021 come to a close, we are reminded that this year was filled with some great moments for HBCUs and the Black College community.
U.S. Department of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona's visit to "The Breakfast Club" touting the Biden Administration's purported dedication to HBCUs exposed his ignorance about the recent student-led protests at Howard University.
The National Trust donated $650,000 to HBCUs to preserve historic buildings on their campuses.
Former basketball coach Travis L. Williams claims his idea for an HBCU All-Star game was stolen by a company affiliated with the NCAA as well as CBS Sports. Now he wants an equitable resolution, his lawyers say.
Moving beyond rhetoric and aspirations, a report by the Center for the Study of HBCUs provides the Biden-Harris administration with a six-tiered proposal, fostering meaningful investment for HBCUs.
Howard University has launched an emergency scholarship fund to help students facing financial hardships as a result of the public health crisis.
"HBCUs have always been the vehicles for liberty and equality in the journey toward black liberation within America."
