Band directors see their roles not only as important to these programs, but also to the overall recruitment efforts at their respective universities.
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Both parties want young Black votes. Here’s what HBCU students want in a president.
HBCU students say economic stability, health care, student loans, and each candidate’s perceived impact on democracy itself are shaping their decisions on who to vote for.
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Q&A: Why are HBCUs appealing to international students?
The 2024 race for president has the whole world watching who will lead one of the world’s largest economies. One group of people watching this closely are international students considering American universities. In the 2023-24 academic year, more than 1 million international students were enrolled in U.S. schools. Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are […]
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‘The Hilltop is Black media’: Howard’s student newspaper celebrates its centennial
As the newspaper celebrates its centennial this year, current and former reporters are reflecting on its impact on student journalism and Black media.
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The Tennessee Legislature stripped an HBCU of its entire board. Here’s what happened.
“This is unprecedented, unfortunate, and uncharted waters for any public university in the state.”
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HBCU student raising awareness of Haitian culture amid country’s struggles
A Howard University student is working to expose her classmates to Haitian culture and traditions.
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HBCU funding is ‘a completely different world’ compared to predominantly white institutions
Florida A&M University, like other HBCUs, has faced decades of underfunding.
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Historically Black community colleges have their own history distinct from ‘northern white perspective’
Though the HBCU experience is typically tied to prestigious four-year schools like Howard University or Spelman College, some say the importance and unique aspects of two-year Black institutions are overlooked.
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Wellness days and embedded counselors: How HBCUs are helping students manage social anxiety post-COVID
As the world slowly returns back to its post-pandemic “normal,” the transition comes with many fears and unexpected challenges for college students.
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How are HBCUs handling unprecedented demand for mental health services?
For HBCU students seeking mental health support, the supply of qualified providers often exceeds demand.