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A group of consultants and alumni advocates from Saint Paul’s College are looking to re-open the HBCU that closed in 2013 due to financial strain and the loss of its accreditation. In a letter obtained by the HBCU Digest, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission o…
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It was hard to visualize just a few months ago how a historically Black Division I athletic conference would lose five teams and not lose its commissio…
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LISTEN: Former Kentucky State President M. Christopher Brown IIListen now (59 min) | Dr. Brown talks about his departure from Kentucky's flagship HBCU, the culture of HBCU leadership and scrutiny, and the future of…
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Amidst a growing number of media reports of rumored financial trouble, lawsuits, and legislative inquiry, Kentucky State University President M. Christ…
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LISTEN: Jackson State President Thomas HudsonListen now (16 min) | Hudson shares thoughts on the difference between interim and permanent presidential leadership, the accomplishments of JSU alumni…
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Digest After Dark - The HBCU Florida Man EditionListen now (57 min) | Nikole Hannah Jones, Ta-Nehisi Coates sign with Howard. What’s the sector-wide impact? We also talk about Bethune-Cookman settlin…
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Southern University System President Ray Belton announced today his plans to retire in fall 2022. Belton has served as system CEO and chancellor of the…
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In 2019, the nation’s public historically Black land grant institutions enrolled an average of 4,922 students. Many of them, spurred by increased fundi…
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