For Struggling Black College, Hopes of a Revival
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Wiley College is suddenly feeling the glow of celebrity with the release of a film about the schoolâs debating team.
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"Stomp the Yard" is a strange and at times strangely compelling mix of black fraternity recruitment video and inspirational tale about a hip-hop boy in a stepping world.
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Alumni heading for homecoming weekend at two of the Big Ten&#39;s marquee programs might recoil Saturday at what&#39;s waiting for them.
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The story of Mandrell Dean, a high school football star whose gang life got in the way of an athletic career, is a reminder of how perilous the transition to college can be.
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For the first time ever in the South, blacks are as well represented on college campuses as they are in the region's population as a whole &#151; something not yet true of the country overall.
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Dartmouth College has been repeatedly roiled in recent weeks over the way some students are treating the very people the school was founded to help: American Indians.
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When Jessica Page visited Hampton University in March, she considered the trip a formality. She had already made up her mind to attend the school, considered by many a jewel among the nation's historically black institutions. Then she saw the campus.
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Fisk University, a historically black school on the brink financially, is sitting on a lottery ticket it can't cash: a remarkable collection of 19th- and 20th-century art donated by the painter Georgia O'Keeffe.
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Newly-ranked Boston College may not be ready for prime time after all. And for Duke, surprisingly unranked for the first time in 10 years, it appears to be business as usual.
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The team hasn't won a league game since 1985, but this school is more about rocket science than rebounds.
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The turning point for a struggling Brandeis University men's basketball program was not a victory on the court. It was a phone call.
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College campuses are stirring back to life, and Eric Hoplin's vote machine is ready to spring into action.
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Randolph-Macon Womanâs College in Lynchburg, Va., is exploring the possibility of sharing its most valuable asset: a world-class collection of American art.
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A trailblazing Chicago school starts economic education early to give inner-city black kids a leg up
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The much delayed Dileep-starrer, gives us the competition, games, sports, rivalry and romance associated with a sports college.
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At the University of Arkansas, boosters and alumni now act as shareholders, whipped into go-team frenzy to form a new breed of extreme fans as they seek a return on their increased emotional and financial investments.
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Beneath an oak tree on the campus of what is now Hampton University, historians say, Virginia blacks heard a reading of the Emancipation Proclamation and began to dream of a better life.