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Atia Garrett-Washington is the new executive director of recruitment and admissions at Dillard University, New Orleans. Formerly of Southern University, she earned degrees from the University of Louisiana and Northwestern State University. Damon Evan...
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Throughout my academic journey, I encountered persistent challenges from White males, often dismissing my insights and theories. This phenomenon, termed 'Dred Scottification,' illustrates how scholars of color face systemic barriers. My experiences h...
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Each week, The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education shares links to articles that explore diverse perspectives on African Americans in higher education. These selections do not represent the views of JBHE's editorial board. Subscribers are encourage...
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On March 26, St. Louis University planned a ceremony to apologize for its past enslavement of individuals. However, the Descendants of the St. Louis University Enslaved (DSLUE) withdrew, citing dismissive treatment. They demand meaningful reparations...
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The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education presents a selection of new books offering diverse viewpoints. These titles span various subjects, and opinions are those of the authors. Click on the titles for details or to purchase via Amazon. JBHE benefi...
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Gwendolyn Andrews, the inaugural nursing instructor at Winston-Salem State University, passed away on March 10 at 92. With a remarkable 40-year healthcare career, she broke barriers as the first African American vice president of nursing at North Car...
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A recent American Council on Education report highlights how HBCUs, TCUs, and MSIs significantly boost economic mobility for students of color. These institutions excel in degree attainment, playing a crucial role in promoting social equity and natio...
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Anthony Graham will serve as chancellor of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, beginning July 1. With 25 years of experience in HBCUs, he focuses on improving student success and social mobility. Formerly a tenured professor at Winston-Salem St...
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The National Association of Realtors' “2025 Snapshot of Race and Home Buying in America Report” reveals persistent disparities in homeownership rates. As of 2023, Black Americans' homeownership stands at 44.7%, significantly lower than White (72.4%)...
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Shantay Bolton will assume the role of president and CEO of Columbia College Chicago on July 1, making history as the first woman of color in this position. With a robust background from Georgia Tech and Washington University, she seeks to elevate Co...
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A Harvard study reveals that Black World War I veterans significantly influenced the early civil rights movement. Drafted in 1917, many faced segregation and menial roles. By 1930, 15% of NAACP male members were veterans, highlighting their vital rol...
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Arrick Jackson has been appointed chancellor of Indiana University Northwest, starting July 1. With 20 years in higher education, he previously served as provost at Minnesota State University Moorhead. A University of Alaska graduate, he expressed ex...
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North Carolina Central University's nursing department launched the PULSE Apple Initiative, supported by the UNC System's Workforce Expansion Grant. This initiative equips nursing students with iPads for better learning and professional growth. Facul...
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Eric Deggans has been appointed the Knight Chair in Journalism and Media Ethics at Washington and Lee University. A prominent television critic, his contributions span outlets such as NPR and the Tampa Bay Times. He is also the author of "Race-Baiter...
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Grambling State University President Martin Lemelle has unveiled five key priorities for 2025: enhancing university value, boosting financial stability, improving campus life, leveraging technology for recruitment, and fostering student success. He e...