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How to Launch the Next Great Era of Black Prosperity Historically black colleges are the institution best positioned to deliver greater racial equality throughout America. They just need support. Left: Students on campus at Howard University in 1946; Right: A class at Spelman College in 2018 Left: Alfred Eisenstaedt / The LIFE Picture Collection / Getty; Right: Melissa Golden / Redux Link Copied Even today, in this time of racial awakening, many white Americans continue to ask the same demeaning question about historically Black colleges and uni...

Saint Augustine's University campus Historically Black colleges and universities received much-needed debt relief from the federal government as part of the recent COVID-19 relief bill, a change leaders say allows them more financial freedom to invest in their futures. Congress passed a behemoth spending bill last month that included a variety of COVID-19 relief measures and earmarked $20.2 billion for colleges and universities. Also buried in the omnibus spending package is $1.3 billion in loan forgiveness for HBCUs that borrowed money through the federal government's HBCU Capital Financin...

Samuel Corum / Getty Images Originally published on December 20, 2020 9:28 pm U.S. lawmakers have announced an agreement on a handful of higher education measures that would provide meaningful help to marginalized students, students of color and many of the schools that serve them. The aid is part of a broad new set of legislation, meant to fund the federal government through fiscal year 2021. Lawmakers are expected to vote on the proposed changes this week. "This bipartisan agreement is a significant step toward making higher education more affordable for millions of Americans," Rep....

Congress Poised To Simplify FAFSA, And Help People In Prison Go To College at 6:07 pm NPR U.S. lawmakers have announced an agreement on a handful of higher education measures that would provide meaningful help to marginalized students, students of color and many of the schools that serve them. The aid is part of a broad new set of legislation, meant to fund the federal government through fiscal year 2021. Lawmakers are expected to vote on the proposed changes this week. "This bipartisan agreement is a significant step toward making higher education more affordable for milli...

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