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House Bill 3416 Proposes Allocation Of Gambling Proceeds In Missouri To Support State’s HBCUs – AfroTech
A bill has been proposed to find new ways to support Missouri’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). According to…
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Despite Decline In Black Male Enrollment At HBCUs, Benedict College Sets New Standard With 7% Increase In Recent Years – AfroTech
Black male enrollment at the Historically Black College and University (HBCU), Benedict College, is on the rise. This counters overall…
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Bipartisan Bill Goes Before Over 30 HBCU Presidents To ‘Streamline Federal Funding Opportunities For HBCUs’ – AfroTech
A bipartisan bill has been introduced to support research at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Senator Raphael Warnock, D-GA,…
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Adults In The US Who Attended HBCUs Instead Of PWIs Have Better Cognition, Study Finds – AfroTech
A study has shown that there are different health outcomes for Black adults in the U.S. who attended Historically Black Colleges…
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Dillard University Receives Historic $19M Gift From MacKenzie Scott As She Continues Commitment To HBCUs – AfroTech
Dillard University has joined the growing list of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to earn philanthropic donations from MacKenzie…
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Who Is MacKenzie Scott? Meet The Woman Worth Nearly $35B Who Has Been Making Historic Donations To HBCUs
MacKenzie Scott is on an HBCU funding tour. Scott has recently made multiple donations to support Historically Black Colleges and…
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Black Philanthropists Including Robert F. Smith And Oprah Winfrey Have Played A Part In The More Than $1B Donated To HBCUs
Several prominent Black philanthropists have been investing in HBCUs. Forbes reports that funding to HBCUs has been on the rise…
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How The Late Toni Morrison Played A Part In Former Student MacKenzie Scott’s Philanthropic Decisions, Which Now Include Billions Donated To HBCUs
Long before she became one of the world’s most generous philanthropists, MacKenzie Scott was a struggling writer learning lessons of…
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A Virtual Program Teaching Students About Agriculture And HBCUs Is Being Launched With Help Of The Youngest USDA-Certified Farmer
Kendall Rae Johnson, the youngest farmer certified by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), will team up with Prairie View…
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SNIPES USA Bridges Streetwear And Student Empowerment For Long-Term Impact At HBCUs
SNIPES USA, the leading footwear retailer connecting streetwear culture with community and creativity, has launched a series of campus activations…
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