Collegiate Voices, National News September 30, 2024 Jonathan Holloway Was Far More Than Rutgers’s First Black President. By Jim Sleeper / TNR
Collegiate Voices, National News September 23, 2024 Affirmative Action Was Banned. What Happened Next Was Confusing. By Anemona Hartocollis and Stephanie Saul / NYT
Collegiate Voices, National News September 23, 2024 HBCUs, though underfunded, provide billions in economic stimulation. By Cheyanne M. Daniels / The Hill
Collegiate Voices, National News September 16, 2024 HBCU Enrollment Update: Surge Follows Affirmative Action End. By Bruce C.T. Wright / Newsone
Collegiate Voices, National News September 9, 2024 University of Virginia suspends tours that had come under fire for mentioning Thomas Jefferson’s ties to slavery. By Daniel K. Li / NBC News
Collegiate Voices September 6, 2024 Elite US colleges see Black enrollment drop after affirmative action strike-down. By Léonie Chao-Fong / The Guardian
Collegiate Voices, National News September 2, 2024 Report Identifies Decline in Black Male HBCU Enrollment. By Johnny Jackson / Diverse Issues in Higher Ed.
Collegiate Voices, National News August 30, 2024 Kentucky and Nebraska Dissolve Their DEI Offices. By Jessica Blake / Inside Higher Ed.
Collegiate Voices, National News August 30, 2024 Clark Atlanta sets record for student applications with over 45,000 applications. By WSBTV
Collegiate Voices, National News August 23, 2024 New College tosses hundreds of books, many on LGBTQ issues, race and women’s rights. By Matt Lavietes / NBC News
Collegiate Voices July 19, 2024 Is Inclusion Possible on Campuses Today? By Katherine Mangan / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Collegiate Voices July 19, 2024 The Stats Are In: Here Are The Top 10 Ranked HBCUs Of 2024. By Afro Tech
Collegiate Voices, National News July 16, 2024 Many universities are abandoning race-conscious scholarships worth millions. By Danielle Douglas-Gabriel / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News July 10, 2024 The Dangers of Distractions in Post–Affirmative Action Admissions. By Shaun Harper and Julie Posselt / Inside HIgher Ed
Collegiate Voices, Original July 10, 2024 Black Colleges and Universities at the Crossroads: The Cultural Imperative. By Ronald J. Sheehy / The Black Collegian (1987)
Collegiate Voices, National News July 10, 2024 HBCUs Continue To Grow As Enrollment Elsewhere Slows. By Insight Staff / Insight Into Diversity
Collegiate Voices, National News July 6, 2024 The Endless Pursuit of Equality Through College Admissions. By Alex Nguyen / Mother Jones
Collegiate Voices, National News July 6, 2024 Texas Southern University ushers in new era under recently appointed president James Crawford III. By Brandon Hamilton / ABC News
Collegiate Voices, National News July 4, 2024 Tracking Higher Ed’s Dismantling of DEI. By Erin Gretzinger and Maggie Hicks / Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Collegiate Voices, National News June 28, 2024 NC A&T’s Chancellor-Elect Vows To Exceed Expectations. By Ashlei Stevens/ Black Enterprise
Collegiate Voices, National News June 21, 2024 How a College Landed Kendrick Lamar as Its Surprise Commencement Speaker. By Amelia Benavides-Colón / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Collegiate Voices, National News June 18, 2024 Affirmative Action killer Ed Blum’s new strategy to crush racial justice. By David H. Gans / Slate
Collegiate Voices, National News June 18, 2024 Duke students react to growing trend of DEI funding cuts following decision at UNC. By Madera Longstreet-Lipson / The Chronicle
Collegiate Voices, National News June 10, 2024 Harvard’s Largest Faculty Division Will No Longer Require Diversity Statements. By Alan Blinder and Jennifer Schuessler / NYT
Collegiate Voices, National News June 6, 2024 Two Virginia colleges face backlash after backtracking on plans to require diversity courses. By Nicquel Terry Ellis / CNN
Collegiate Voices, National News June 6, 2024 Tuskegee University Makes History, Names Alum Mark Brown President. By Shanique Yates / Black Enterprise
Collegiate Voices, National News June 6, 2024 Florida Is Keeping Its “Slavery Was a Good Thing” Social Studies Curriculum. By Bess Levin / Vanity Fair