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Earlier last week, Maya Fonkeu ’25 and I — this year’s president and vice president of the Yale College Council — were contacted by organizers […]

North Carolina is home to 11 Historical Black Colleges and Universities — the second most in the country. The majority of these schools were built by newly freed slaves who became students. This Black History month, we look at the legacy of HBCUs in the state by talking to students about how these institutions create a sense of belonging and encourage authenticity.

Experts say better pay and student loan debt relief are keys to diversifying state's teacher workforce; Black teachers;

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University has experienced back-to-back record-breaking student enrollment. The rising numbers reflect a growing trend among historically Black colleges and universities nationwide while elsewhere undergraduate enrollments have declined during the pandemic.

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden came to Greensboro Monday to highlight success in education – saying the Triad is doing it right.