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Ten Years Ablaze: The HBCU Executive Leadership Turnover Report, a Decade Later
History repeats itself, according to Marx in the “Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte,” first as tragedy, then as farce.
Howard's R1 achievement is great. HBCU R2s may be an even greater story
By: Jaret C Riddick and Brendan Oliss
Kresge HBCU funding for Detroit students could be new way forward for Black college access in non-HBCU states
The Kresge Foundation's recent establishment of two $1 million funds at the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and the United Negro College Fund is a…
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Tiffany E. Brockington
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Bloomberg Philanthropies HBCU gift changes the trajectory of Black healthcare
Last month, Michael Bloomberg and Bloomberg Philanthropies made a historic and significant investment into the medical schools situated at Historically…
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Roslyn Clark Artis
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The Case for Academic Leadership in HBCUs: A Commitment to Excellence and Self-Determination
As Larry Robinson steps down from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) after a distinguished presidential tenure, the conversation…
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Herman Felton
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A Crisis By Any Other Name: The 2023-2024 HBCU Executive Leadership Turnover Report
“Send not for whom the bell tolls/It tolls for thee.” –John Donne, “No Man is an Island”
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William Broussard
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Boards of trustees are once again at the center of dangerous times for HBCUs
Few remember the sale of a Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) -owned golf course in 2016 under former president Everett Ward, which released a valuable…
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