Collegiate Voices, National News January 17, 2023 How Penn State abandoned a big pledge on racial justice. By Nick Anderson / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News January 9, 2023 What critics of affirmative action get wrong about college admissions. By Andrew Brennen / USA Today
Collegiate Voices, National News January 7, 2023 Yale Creates Scholarship for HBCUs As Slavery Reparations. By Nicole Duncan-Smith / Atlanta Black Star
Collegiate Voices, National News December 31, 2022 Historically Black Colleges, Family Sacrifices, and the American Dream. By Liann Herder / Diverse Issues In Higher Ed.
Collegiate Voices, National News December 26, 2022 Early decision programs openly stack the college admissions deck. By Evan Mandery and Michael Dannenberg / CNN
Collegiate Voices, Sports December 26, 2022 North Carolina Central wins Celebration Bowl, spoils Jackson State’s perfect season. By Mia Berry / Andscape
Collegiate Voices, National News December 26, 2022 Claudine Gay To Be Harvard’s 1st Black President. By Michael Casey / HuffPost
Collegiate Voices, National News December 20, 2022 Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America movie review. By Roger Ebert
Collegiate Voices, Sports December 19, 2022 USC’s Caleb Williams Wins Heisman After Leading Trojan Turnaround. By Ralph Russo / HuffPost
Collegiate Voices, National News December 15, 2022 New Report: Faculty Remain Stubbornly White. By Jon Edelman / Diverse Issues In Higher Ed.
Collegiate Voices, National News December 10, 2022 The Blindness of ‘Color-Blindness.’ By Drew Gilpin Faust / The Atlantic
Collegiate Voices, National News December 9, 2022 There’s A Mental Health Crisis Among Black Students. What Are HBCUs Doing To Help? By Glyniss Wiggins / HuffPost
Collegiate Voices, National News December 9, 2022 Morehouse College class will teach Black history in the metaverse. By Claretta Bellamy / NBC News
Collegiate Voices, National News November 29, 2022 VMI’s first Black superintendent under attack by conservative White alumni. By Ian Shapira / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News November 26, 2022 National Opinion Polls on Affirmative Action: Inflaming an Issue that is Divisive Enough. By Shirley J. Wilcher / Diverse Issues in Higher Ed.
Collegiate Voices, National News November 26, 2022 A federal judge blocks Florida’s anti-‘woke’ law in universities. By Becky Sullivan / NPR
Collegiate Voices, National News November 24, 2022 Ending Affirmative Action Will Be an ‘Earthquake’ for Colleges, Companies. By Steve Friess / Newsweek
Collegiate Voices, National News November 24, 2022 For Decades, Black Colleges Have Been Portrayed as Deficient. What Changed? By Oyin Adedoyin / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Collegiate Voices, National News November 18, 2022 Affirmative Action Benefits All Students—Even Asian Americans. By Rachel Shin / The Nation
Collegiate Voices, National News November 17, 2022 Affirmative Action and the Supreme Court’s Troubled Treatment of Asian Americans. By Jeannie Suk Gersen / The New Yorker
Collegiate Voices, Culture November 17, 2022 Ethnic Studies Faces Threats Again in Arizona. That Won’t Deter the Woman Who Helped Create It. By Fernanda Echavarri / Mother Jones
Collegiate Voices, National News November 10, 2022 The College-Admissions Merit Myth. By Adam Harris / The Atlantic
Collegiate Voices, National News October 31, 2022 Does campus diversity justify affirmative action? Our study says yes. By Adam Chilton, Justin Driver , Jonathan Masur and Kyle Rozema / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National News October 31, 2022 HBCU bomb threats drive frustration. No FBI word on arrests. Tiffany Cusaac-Smith and Francesca Chambers / USA Today
Collegiate Voices, National News October 10, 2022 Why aren’t flagship universities enrolling more Black students from their state? By Meredith Kolodner / NBC News
Collegiate Voices, National News September 30, 2022 Supreme Court affirmative action cases could affect workplace next. By John Fritze / USA Today
Collegiate Voices, National News September 22, 2022 Applications to HBCUs rise dramatically as nationwide college enrollment falls. By Hari Sreenivasan and Sarah Clune Hartman / PBS
Collegiate Voices, National News September 17, 2022 How has affirmative action shaped higher education? The Supreme Court might ban it for good. By Tiffany Cusaac-Smith / USA Today