(AURN News) — The Potter’s House in Dallas is using scholarships, college support and dorm room makeovers to help change the lives of students across
(AURN News) — Robert Mason, founder of the Common Black College Application, has died at 66, according to HBCU Buzz. Mason created the CBCA in
(AURN News) — George Kamel says Americans can still break free from debt, build wealth and take control of their financial futures. Kamel, a No.
(AURN News) — Booker Rowe, the first Black musician to perform with The Philadelphia Orchestra, died July 31 at age 85, according to The Philadelphia
(AURN News) — On May 28, 1934, Betty Shabazz was born in Detroit. Born Betty Dean Sanders, she became a civil rights activist, educator and
WASHINGTON (AURN News) — A political fight over Black voting rights is now moving into college sports. The NAACP and Congressional Black Caucus are launching
(AURN News) — On May 15, 1970, a horrific tragedy unfolded at Jackson State College in Mississippi. Just 10 days after the Kent State shootings,
(AURN News) — The flags at the White House flew at half-staff Wednesday. It was a final salute to a man who spent more than
WASHINGTON (AURN News) — Sens. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., and Katie Britt, R-Ala., recently introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at streamlining federal funding opportunities for Historically Black
(AURN News) — According to Forbes, Pastor Jamal Bryant says the yearlong boycott of Target known as the “Target Fast” has officially ended after the
(AURN News) — On this day, March 2, 1867, Howard University was established in Washington, D.C., in the aftermath of the Civil War. After the
(AURN News) — Students interested in earning an HBCU degree without relocating may soon have more options, as a new initiative expands online access to
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