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We discuss the racial, financial, and political concepts of economic development by HBCUs and the perceptions and realities as viewed by campus community members.
We discuss the Jackson State presidential arrest controversy, Hampton's pharmacy accreditation issue, and North Carolina A&T's move to the Big South.
The 1977 North Carolina A&T alumnus and $10 million donor, former Merck executive and former Aggie board chair shares reflections on how A&T shaped his philanthropic mission, and how HBCU advocates must become more active in saving our schools.
We talk with the new president of Coppin State University about his excitement for the job, his thoughts on the controversy surrounding the school, and how to transition between HBCUs with two distinct missions.
Dr. Dillard shares updates on a recent $1 million gift to the university, a historic land value assessment and addresses concerns about a potential merger with St. Augustine's University.
Pizza chain founder John Schnatter's support for Donald Trump is a non-negotiable obstacle in Papa John's building partnerships with HBCUs.
Jarrett Carter Sr. shares thoughts on today's Forbes Magazine piece on how "diversity is killing HBCUs."
We discuss Trump's impact on the HBCU sector and how the sector can stand against outside influences. We also highlight the latest news with the Higher Education Leadership Foundation and Wiley College's historic student support initiative.
An exclusive interview with the Benedict College president to discuss this weekend's national criminal justice reform convening and an appearance from President Donald Trump.
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A podcast highlighting the top HBCU stakeholder voices and perspectives.