Collegiate Voices, National News February 21, 2022 Amid nationwide enrollment drops, some HBCUs are growing. So are threats. By Lauren Lumpkin, Nick Anderson and Danielle Douglas-Gabriel / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News February 21, 2022 University of Alabama removes name of Klansman from a campus building. By Nick Anderson / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices February 15, 2022 New CW show ‘March’ gives the world an authentic look into the HBCU band culture at Prairie View A&M. By Tucker Toole / The Undefeated
Collegiate Voices, National News February 11, 2022 Looking Beyond Affirmative Action. By Conor Friedersdorf / The Atlantic
Collegiate Voices, National News February 11, 2022 HBCUs have long been a target for racial backlash. By Tat Bellamy-Walker/ NBC News
Collegiate Voices, National News February 11, 2022 VMI will change honor system that expels Black cadets at disproportionate rates. By Ian Shapira / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News February 7, 2022 VMI’s first Black superintendent blasts White critics of diversity and equity reform. By Ian Shapira / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News January 24, 2022 He transformed a small university in Maryland. Now Freeman Hrabowski is ready for his next act. By Lauren Lumpkin / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, Sports December 27, 2021 ‘Game is changing’: Triangle player, HBCUs react as top football recruit’s decision sends shockwaves. By Akilah Davis / ABC News
Collegiate Voices, National News December 6, 2021 $3 million Maryland grant will tackle colleges’ leadership ‘caste system. By Lauren Laumpkin / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News October 28, 2021 Biden plan pits Hispanic-serving colleges against HBCUs. By Bianca Quilsantan / Politico
Collegiate Voices, National News October 26, 2021 University of North Carolina Can Keep Affirmative Action, Judge Rules. By Stephanie Saul / NYT
Collegiate Voices, National News October 11, 2021 After years of inequity, it’s time to support historically black colleges. By Javaid Siddiqi / The Hill
Collegiate Voices, National News September 25, 2021 Why Has Black Enrollment Fallen at an Elite Southern University? By Drake Pooley / NYT
Collegiate Voices, Sports September 23, 2021 HBCUs ring up nearly a billion dollars in exposure through success in sports. By David Squires / The Undefeated
Collegiate Voices, National News September 19, 2021 Vice President Kamala Harris to visit Hampton to advocate for more focus on STEM. By Mia Berry / The Undefeated
Collegiate Voices, National News September 10, 2021 Latino community college presidents cautiously optimistic about enrollment. By Patricia Guadalupe / NBC News
Collegiate Voices, National News July 16, 2021 Ta-Nehisi Coates to join Howard University faculty. By Mychael Schnell / The Hill
Collegiate Voices, National News July 12, 2021 Nikole Hannah-Jones Rejects UNC Tenure Offer, Will Teach At Howard University Instead. By Philip Lewis / HuffPost
Collegiate Voices, National News July 12, 2021 Towson University removes names of Maryland enslavers from dorms. By Taylor DeVille / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News July 5, 2021 What Jewish Students Need From University Leaders Right Now. By Matthew Bronfman / NYT
Collegiate Voices, National News July 5, 2021 College applications pour in because of optional ACT, SAT test scores amid COVID-19. By Lindsay Schnell / USA Today
Collegiate Voices, National News July 3, 2021 DeSantis signs bill requiring Florida students, professors to register political views with state. By Brett Bachman / Salon
Collegiate Voices, National News June 28, 2021 Former George Washington U. provost to become Georgia State University president. By Lauren Lumpkin / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News June 28, 2021 Google announces $50 million in grants for HBCUs. By Crist / CNET
Collegiate Voices, National News June 22, 2021 Wrongly denied funding, Black colleges are fighting back. By Kristopher J. Brooks / CBS News
Collegiate Voices, National News June 19, 2021 Morgan Freeman, professor donate $1 million to police reform center. By AP and USA Today
Collegiate Voices, National News June 8, 2021 As graduates cheered, an HBCU president announced that their debt to the university was wiped away. By Jaclyn Peiser / Wash Post