Among law school graduates of the Class of 2025, Black graduates were the least likely racial group to secure employment.

A new report authored by Zawadi Rucks-Ahidiana of the University at Albany argues that historical financial disparities and ...

In November, Dr. Holley will be installed as the eighteenth president of Payne Theological Seminary in Ohio. She previously ...

Paula Marie Seniors was selected for an endowed professorship in Africana studies at Virginia Tech. The other appointments ...

Tayari Jones, an endowed professor at Emory University, has received the 2026 Kirkus Prize for Fiction for her latest novel, ...

Included in this major infrastructure investment is a new student residence hall, which will be the first new student housing ...

Filed by a group of alumni and students, the lawsuit claims that Missouri violated the Morrill Act, which requires states to ...

With more than two decades of leadership experience in the United States Air Force, Dr. Whitmore holdsboth a master's degree ...

For the past two decades, The Kalamazoo Promise scholarship program has covered up to 100 percent of tuition and mandatory ...

This study is an opportunity to turn historical understanding and community priorities into concrete recommendations for ...

Of the 1,865 first-year students at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh this fall, only 23 — 1.23 percent — are Black.

African Americans earned 5.1 percent of all doctorates awarded by U.S. universities in 2025 and 8.3 percent of all doctorates ...