The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) has awarded more than $1 million in grants for historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) that were targeted by racist bomb threats last year.

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Meet TSU Alumna Rising Artist, Slayla The Purpose

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Kayla McCrary, better known by her stage name Slayla The Purpose is a Tennessee State University alumna and singer-songwriter slaying the music scene.

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2023 HBCU Commencement Speakers Highlights

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It's graduation season and that means insightful advice and encouragement from this year's commencement speakers. Find some motivation with this list of 2023 HBCU commencement speaker highlights!

Common Pressures College Students Face and How to Overcome Them

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It’s no secret that college can take a serious mental toll on students as they experience pressure coming at them from multiple sources. This Mental Health Awareness Month, we're addressing these pressures and how college students can handle them.

Four Graduates Make History As Valedictorians at Spelman College

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For the fourth time in history, Spelman College has named multiple valedictorians. 

Kamala Harris Speaks With Young Men of Color Entrepreneurs At The White House

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Vice President Kamala Harris hosts 35 young men of color entrepreneurs and business owners, many of whom are HBCU graduates during the “Young Men of Color Small Business Roundtable" at the White House.
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