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Biden announces more than $1B for historically Black colleges and universities
The president announced his administration is investing more than $1 billion in HBCUs, bringing its total contributions to ...
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Carlisle's 3rd annual historically Black colleges, universities workforce fair returns next month
Central Pennsylvania’s annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities College & Workforce Fair is coming back to ...
Biden Celebrates Investments in Black Colleges While Promoting Harris
At a conference for historically Black colleges and universities in Philadelphia, the president tallied up his administration ...
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Biden talks up historically Black colleges, condemns anti-Haitian rhetoric in Philly visit
While President Joe Biden talked up his commitment to Historically Black Colleges and Universities, or HBCUs, in his visit to ...
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Biden-Harris Administration Commits Record $17 Billion to HBCUs, Driving Unprecedented Educational and Economic Impact
Biden-Harris administration invests $1.3 billion in HBCUs, setting a new record and boosting educational equity and economic ...
Biden gives remarks at event for historically Black colleges and universities
The event for historically Black colleges and universities is being held from Sunday through Thursday and is being hosted by ...
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Biden announces more than $1B for historically Black colleges and universities
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR)– Historically Black colleges and universities produce nearly 20% of Black graduates in the country, but the institutions are also historically underfunded. At the 2024 ...
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Colleges Are Releasing Their Admissions Race Data. Here’s Where Harvard Fits In.
Elite colleges nationwide have begun reporting racial demographic data for the first class admitted without racial ...
BU’s Black first-year student enrollment falls to 3 percent, Northeastern to 5 percent
Boston University released enrollment data that showed its population of Black first-year students dropped from 9 percent ...