Mississippi’s public universities have steadily increased tuition since 2000, putting the cost of college increasingly out of reach for the average Mississippi family.
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Posted inChicago
Northwestern president grilled by Republicans about deal with pro-Palestinian protesters
President Michael Schill is one of three university leaders to face harsh questions and criticism from House Republicans today.
Posted inNorth Carolina
FAFSA delays negatively impacting most public HBCUs in the state
Minority-serving institutions in North Carolina have seen a 13% decrease in FAFSA submissions compared to last year.
Posted inLocal Story Partnerships
Montana’s stubborn childcare conundrum
Childcare shortages are keeping tens of thousands of Montanans out of the workforce. Families, providers, policymakers and higher education are searching for a solution.
Posted inRace and Equity
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.
Posted inRace and Equity
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.
Posted inRace and Equity
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.
Posted inHigher Ed in Prisons
Behind bars, women in Washington learn to care for pets — and themselves.
A program for incarcerated women in Washington teaches participants more than just job skills.
Posted inChicago
Northwestern ended its encampment without cops or violence. Why is Congress upset?
Northwestern University President Michael Schill is expected to be grilled by lawmakers next week for his decision to negotiate with students.
Posted inMississippi
At an uneasy town hall, Delta State’s president unveils ‘dramatic, upsetting’ restructuring
49 vacant positions will be left unfilled, 17 staff have been laid off and an unknown number of faculty will be next as Delta State has proposed cutting 21 of its 61 programs.