HBCU
When Sexual Assault Happens at HBCUs, Survivors May Feel Pressure to Put Their Race Before Their Interests
"We're left carrying the weight of the black community on our backs."
By Clarissa Brooks
Campus Life
Betsy DeVos Just Got BOOED at This Graduation
Students and alums were not happy with her presence.
By Rachel Jacoby Zoldan
Trump Just Suggested that HBCU Funding Is Unconstitutional
Many congressional supporters of the HBCU community are concerned.
By De Elizabeth
Trump Reportedly Called HBCU Presidents 'You People' More Than Once
He said it while praising them, but the leaders say it was insensitive.
By Brittney McNamara
Betsy DeVos Completely Ignored That HBCUs Were Founded in Response to Racism
“Their success has shown that more options help students flourish.”
By Lily Herman
Going to an HBCU Helped Me Figure Out What It Means to Be Black
“For once, I have found a place and a culture to call my own.”
By Jacinth Jones
Why HBCUs Are Actually More Diverse Than You Think
“Seeing so many different types of black people helped me understand my culture.”
By Alexis Young
This Historically Black College’s Marching Band Will Perform at Trump’s Inauguration
They are the only HBCU to accept the offer.
By Lincoln Anthony Blades
Why Choosing Not to Attend an HBCU Doesn't Define Your Blackness
One isn’t better than the other.
By Fresh U
How Malia Obama’s Harvard News Reignited the HBCU vs. PWI Debate on Twitter
File this under ridiculous.
By Lincoln Anthony Blades