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Conference Cancellation Tied to Federal DEI Pause, Not HBCU Status

The center at Rutgers was unable to independently host the conference due to the majority of panelists being federal employees, JFF staff, or partners in the larger grant.

Dr. Marybeth Gasman

Coppin State University: A Renaissance of Purpose and Progress

In the heart of Baltimore, a remarkable transformation is taking place at Coppin State University under the visionary leadership of President Dr. Anthony Jenkins.

Dr. Anthony Jenkins

Faculty & Staff

Olin College President Steps Down Amid Financial Strain, Latest in String of Higher Ed Leadership Exits

Dr. Gilda Barabino is planning to step down as president of Olin College of Engineering in Massachusetts.

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Elms College Launches Full-Tuition Program for Massachusetts Families Earning Under $85,000

Elms College has announced an ambitious new financial aid initiative that will cover full tuition for eligible state residents from lower and middle-income families.

Community Colleges

Report: California Community College Leadership Growing More Diverse But CEOs Face Shorter Tenures

California community college presidents and chancellors are spending less time in their roles while the leadership ranks are becoming increasingly diverse, highlighting both challenges and progress in the nation's largest public higher education system.

Dr. Larry Galizio

Marist College Announces Historic Transition to University Status

Marist College, the private school in Poughkeepsie, New York, has announced it will become Marist University effective later this month, marking a significant milestone in its nearly century-long history.

Philanthropist Donates $2 Million to HBCU Founded by his Great-Grandfather

The great-grandson of the founder of Stillman College, has made a $2 million donation to the HBCU.

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Columbia College Chicago Plans to Eliminate Programs and Lay off Some Faculty

Columbia College Chicago has announced plans to consolidate or discontinue several of its degree programs and possibly lay off more than two dozen faculty members.

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Saint Augustine's University Will Appeal After Board Votes to Remove Accreditation

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) Board voted over the weekend to remove Saint Augustine’s University (SAU) from membership, following its annual meeting in Austin, Texas.

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Lumina Convening Focuses on the Power of HBCUs

A Lumina Foundation convening brought together leaders from historically Black colleges and universities to engage with researchers, policy experts and the philanthropic community to strategize on the future of these storied institutions.

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Keystone College to Lose its Accreditation

Middle States Commission on Higher Education has revoked the accreditation of Keystone College.

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Saint Augustine’s University Cuts Half of Employees to Prepare for Accreditation Review

Saint Augustine’s University—a historically Black college and university in North Carolina—has announced plans to cut half of its employees as administrators, amid financial challenges.

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