COLUMBIA — It’s a tense time for higher education in the United States, but that’s nothing new for Roslyn Clark Artis. Benedict College’s president is used to turmoil. She took over the historically Black school in 2017, as it was facing financial strain that drew sanctions from its accreditors. By the time her administration had repaired that situation — with program cuts and staffing changes that made her far from the most popular person on campus — the calendar had flipped to 2020. That year’s onset of the COVID-19 pandemic brought a new crisis, as Artis worked to keep her
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