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A surge in enrollment and donations at historically Black colleges and universities is leading to credit upgrades, potentially reducing borrowing costs from a bond market that has long discriminated against

Michael Lomax, president and chief executive officer of the United Negro College Fund, said even the most well-funded institutions are […] The post HBCUs, expecting surge in applications, may limit admissions appeared first on TheGrio.

With expected surge in applicants, some HBCUs are thinking about revising their admissions policies.

Historically Black colleges and universities in America could limit the numbers of students they admit following a surge in applicants.

An attempted robbery on the campus of Howard University, turned into a deadly shooting. This follows a deadly shooting on Catholic University, just days before.

Leaders at historically Black universities are considering changing some of their admissions practices in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action - and, in some cases, are anti...

Impact on HBCUs a concern for leaders of historically Black institutions, organizations

By By Joshua Heron | Howard University News Service | Trice Edney Wire Advocacy groups chant outside U.S. Supreme Court in October as justices hear

Education officials, civil rights leaders, employers and students are debating the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court’s stance on affirmative action, which is forcing colleges and universities to brainstorm and

The Supreme Court's affirmative action decision eliminating race as consideration for college admissions will also affect HBCUs. Here's how.