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Biden Administration Celebrates And Supports HBCUs In Week-Long Series Of Events

A White House initiative on higher education equity.
09/10/2021
April Ross on BET Buzz 2021
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HBCU Grad Buys TV Station Where She Once Interned

April Ross is making news in Georgia.
07/26/2021
College graduation on BET Buzz 2021
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Ohio HBCU Cancels Debt For Graduating Students

The total debt erased totaled over $375,000.
06/03/2021

New Bipartisan HBCU Bill Would Bring Funding To Rebuild, Repair, and Modernize Campuses

The IGNITE bill would address several funding problems.
05/24/2021
Presidents of the 3 HBCUs and lawmakers on BET Buzz 2021
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Judge Approves Multi-Million Dollar Settlement For Maryland HBCUs

It's one of the largest civil rights settlements in history.
05/18/2021
/// 2 of 2 for Maryland HBCUs-Settlement. Cutline: Maryland House Speaker Adrienne Jones, third from left, points up while standing with the presidents of Maryland’s four historically Black colleges and universities after a bill signing ceremony on Wednesday, March 24, 2021 in Bowie, Maryland, to set aside $577 million over a decade to settle a federal lawsuit over underfunding at the state’s HBCU’s. From left: Aminta Breaux, president of Bowie State University, Heidi Anderson, president of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Jones, Sen. Charles Sydnor, David Wilson, president of Morgan State University, and Anthony Jenkins, president of Coppin State University. By Brian Witte. Brian Witte Annapolis Correspondent The Associated Press Office: (410) 269-0196 Cell: 410-271-4054 Twitter: @APBrianWitte

Judge Approves Multi Million Dollar Settlement For Maryland HBCUs

The case has been in ligation for 15 years.
05/17/2021
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CBS Sports To Highlight HBCUs During Men’s Final Four Weekend

CBS Sports' Harold Bryant talk HBCU's impact on basketball.
04/04/2021

Master P Reveals His Next Big Purchase

“We can’t change the past, but we can change the future.”
03/11/2021
WASHINGTON DC - MAY 13: Angel C. Dye (center) was able to receive her undergraduate degree from the College of Arts and Sciences thanks to donors who stepped in to help. Dye celebrates on the campus of Howard University in Washington, DC on May, 13, 2017. In 2016, Angel Dye was trying to pursue her Howard University education, but like scores of other students at the prominent, financially strapped HBCU, she owed thousands, and had been kicked out of her dorm room and still took classes on the down low. A year later Dye receives her degree today, with the help of donors who read her story and is headed to graduate school. (Photo by Marvin Joseph/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

LinkedIn Study Shows HBCU Grads Bucking Low U.S. Hiring Trends Despite Economic Downturn

Two fields are attracting Black grads at higher rates.
02/11/2021

HBCU Gamers To Compete In Pre-Super Bowl LV Madden 21 Finals For Big Prizes

Players from several Black colleges will try to win $5000.
02/04/2021
Check out the BET Hip Hop Awards 2020 Full Show Recap, hosted by 85 South.
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'20 in 30: BET Hip Hop Awards 2020 Full Show Recap
BET Hip Hop Awards 2020

Check out all the unforgettable moments from the BET Hip Hop Awards 2020, from Master P's emotional acceptance speech to Kamala Harris's celebration of HBCUs.
11/11/2020