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Tuskegee University Suspends Police Chief Following New Year’s Day DUI Arrest

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Tuskegee University has placed its police chief on administrative leave following a New Year’s Day DUI arrest in Georgia, a move that has drawn regional and national attention and raised broader questions about leadership accountability and campus safety at one of the nation’s most historic HBCUs. The arrest occurred just months after the chief was […]

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Florida Bill Could Force HBCUs to Name Campus Roads After Charlie Kirk

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Florida Republicans Propose Controversial “Charlie Kirk Road” or “HBCU Charlie Kirk” Bill A new bill filed in Florida has sparked outrage among students, alumni, and lawmakers after proposing that all public colleges—including Florida A&M University, Bethune-Cookman University, and Florida Memorial University—rename a campus roadway after conservative activist Charlie Kirk or risk losing state funding. The

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Tennessee State Removes Unauthorized MAGA Group After Campus Confrontation

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TSU Acts Against Unauthorized Campus Visit On September 23, 2025, Tennessee State University (TSU) found itself at the center of campus controversy when a group known as “Fearless Debaters” arrived unannounced on its Nashville campus. The group donned Make America Great Again (MAGA) hats and held signs reading “DEI should be illegal” and “Deport all

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Southern University Professor Suspended Over Social Media Post About Charlie Kirk

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A Southern University law professor has been suspended after a controversial social media post about conservative activist Charlie Kirk sparked backlash nationwide. The incident has reignited debates over free speech, professionalism in higher education, and the limits of online expression for faculty at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The Post That Sparked the Suspension

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Charleston White Responds to Charlie Kirk’s Death After HBCU Drama: “Didn’t Nobody Shoot Me”

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Charleston White HBCU Controversy Back in Spotlight The Charleston White HBCU Controversy has resurfaced after the internet personality made inflammatory remarks about the recent death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. In a video posted online, White dismissed Kirk’s killing by saying, “Didn’t nobody shoot me,” while comparing it to his own clash with students during

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HBCUs Face Wave of Threats, Forcing Campus Closures and Lockdowns

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A disturbing wave of threats has disrupted life across several Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), forcing schools to cancel classes, lock down campuses, and heighten security. While no permanent closures have been reported, the repeated incidents are causing serious concern for students, faculty, and alumni communities. Multiple Campuses Impacted In recent days, Virginia State

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Virginia HBCUs Suspend Operations Following Campus Threats

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Two Virginia HBCUs—Virginia State University and Hampton University—took swift action this week to protect students, faculty, and staff after receiving threats that forced temporary shutdowns of campus operations. The incident, which unfolded on Thursday, September 11, 2025, underscores the ongoing challenges HBCUs face in maintaining both safety and peace of mind for their communities. Virginia

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