For HBCU students seeking mental health support, the supply of qualified providers often exceeds demand.
Dasia Williams
Dasia a senior at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University studying multimedia journalism.
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As young Black Americans move away from organized religion, some worry HBCUs aren’t ‘making space for religious people’
Recent studies indicate a notable decline in religious identification among Black Americans, a trend that is causing a ripple effect in historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) divinity programs. Experts suggest many factors contribute to this shift, including Black nationalism, the politicization of COVID-19, challenges to diversity within religious institutions, and the evolving landscape of […]
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Q&A: HBCU culture helps color police interactions with students
Open Campus spoke with Miller-Smith about how law enforcement can look different on an HBCU campus compared to a predominantly white institution (PWI).