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Trump Signs New Executive Order To ‘Promote Excellence’ At HBCUs

Trump has signed an executive order that reestablishes the White House initiative to promote excellence and innovation at HBCUs.

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Trump signs executive order focused on Historically Black Colleges and Universities

President Donald Trump signed an executive order focusing on Historically Black Colleges and Universities on Wednesday. The order says it aims to promote excellence and innovation at HBCUs, by establishing a White House initiative designed to strengthen the capacity of HBCUs to provide high-quality education and prepare students for careers in high-demand fields such as technology,

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Trump signs executive orders targeting college accreditation and diversity efforts in education

In a series of executive actions signed Wednesday, Trump targeted universities that he views as liberal adversaries to his political agenda.

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Trump issues mandates on HBCUs, school discipline, foreign gifts, accreditation

President Donald Trump issued seven orders on April 23, calling for changes related to AI, HBCUs, school discipline, foreign ...

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Federal support boosts for HBCUs with new executive order, Fort Valley State University welcomes move

The White House issued a new executive order to strengthen support for Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

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Educators On Why Fewer Black Men Enrolling at HBCUs?

Historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are renowned for prioritizing post-secondary education opportunities to all Black students, but a recent report says that enrollment rates for ...

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HBCUs are celebrating Trump's recent order. What will it change?

The largely symbolic order rehouses a bipartisan presidential initiative on HBCUs at the White House, rather than the ...

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Howard U. program aims to reverse declining Black male enrollment at HBCUs

Welcome to Howard. Words that greet a group of young, Black boys from D.C. and Prince George’s County for the university’s ...

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Historically Black colleges prep for challenges to survival

Most students at HBCUs rely on Pell Grants or other federal aid, and a fifth of Black college graduates matriculate from HBCUs. Other minority-serving institutions, known as MSIs, that focus ...

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