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B-CU hosts first HBCU Compass Club chapter, sponsored by local Pilot Club

History was made Monday, Oct. 13, when Bethune-Cookman University hosted the first Historically Black Colleges and Universities’ Compass Club Chapter in the United States, the club announced in a recent press release. The Pilot Club of the Halifax Area will serve as its sponsor, providing guidance as the new Compass Club members begin their journey […]

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N.C. A&T- America’s Top Public HBCU, Most Affordable Doctoral Research University and a Leading Social Mobility Campus

Written By Lexx Thornton As the most high-profile university rankings for the current academic year conclude, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University has logged several important new recognitions of its quality and impact.  LinkedIn, the venerable social networking platform focused on professional connections and career development, released its first college rankings this fall and

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America’s Top Public HBCU, Most Affordable Doctoral Research University and a Leading Social Mobility Campus

As the most high-profile university rankings for the current academic year conclude, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University has logged several important new recognitions of its quality and impact. LinkedIn, the venerable social networking platform focused on professional connections and career development, released its first college rankings this fall and named North Carolina A&T

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Thurgood Marshall College Fund Report Highlights the Economic Impact of Public HBCUs

A new report from the Dr. N. Joyce Payne Research Center at the Thurgood Marshall College Fund has documented the economic achievements of public historically Black colleges and universities, despite their historic underfunding. Since 2004, applications to public HBCUs have surged by 126 percent – significantly higher than the 26.6 percent overall enrollment growth at all postsecondary

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Spelman Showcase Celebrates Faculty and Staff Scholarship

Courtesy of Spelman College Spelman College’s Office of Research, Innovation and Collaboration hosted its first-ever Scholar Showcase earlier this fall, bringing together a diverse array of faculty, scholars, and practitioners whose work spans from Grammy-nominated music production to menstrual health education, urban heat mapping, and the intricacies of political party nomenclature. Titled “Rooted and Rising,” the daylong

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HBCU Innovation: Spelman Students Leading the Future

Courtesy of Spelman College In ESSENCE’s recent Fall/Winter 2025 issue, the magazine highlighted the recent emergence of HBCU alumni and students in markets like fashion, business and STEM markets. Contributor Rachel Ruff spoke with seven HBCU changemakers, including Spelman College student Reese Winston, C’2026, about what it means to pave the way and defy the

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Zambian Sisters Win 2025 Opus Prize at Xavier University LA

Written By Lexx Thornton The Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit from Mazabuka, Zambia, led by Sister Juunza Mwangani and Sister Rosalia Sakayombo, have been chosen as the 2025 Opus Prize Laureate, presented with a $1 million award at Xavier University of Louisiana on Thursday. Nov. 13.  The Opus Prize is an annual humanitarian award

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Howard University Hosts Fourth HBCU Internationalization Symposium, Centered on ‘Black Internationalization’

Courtesy of Howard University Howard University welcomed HBCU administrators, faculty, staff, students, and partners for the fourth biennial HBCU Symposium on Internationalization, a two-day convening focused on sharing best practices, building equitable partnerships, and charting next steps to expand global learning across historically Black institutions. The university’s Ralph J. Bunche International Affairs Center organized the symposium,

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Spelman College Offers Access to College-Level Courses to Over 500 Underserved High School Students Through Partnership with NEON

Courtesy of Spelman College Spelman College is proud to announce the expansion of its partnership with the newly renamed National Education Opportunity Network (NEON), formerly the National Education Equity Lab. Since Spelman joined the network in Spring 2023, the program has rapidly grown from one class and 50 students to two classes and nearly 300 students in

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Honoring 113 Years of Service Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Celebrates Founders’ Day

Written By Lexx Thornton Today marks a monumental occasion in the history of collegiate Greek life, as Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (ΩΨΦ) proudly celebrates 113 years of commitment to its cardinal principles: Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift.   Founded on November 17, 1911, on the campus of Howard University in Washington, D.C., Omega Psi Phi

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