UNCF Expands HBCU Student Coaching Network
The HBCU Student Coaching Network will offer one-on-one success coaching to help thousands of students chart pathways to and through college.
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Squire Partners With Base10 To Establish The SQUIRE Scholarship
The Squire Scholarship fund will be distributed to HBCU students who are interested in pursuing a career in STEM.
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Exelon HBCU Corporate Scholarship Program Awards $2.4M To Freshmen
Each student will receive $25,000 from the Exelon HBCU Corporate Scholarship Program per year for four years.
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Google Invests $6 Million for HBCU Students in The Tech Industry
TMCF and UNCF each received a $3 million grant to help expand career pathways and opportunities for students in the tech industry.
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Black Men’s Research Institute Launched At Morehouse College
Morehouse College today launched the Black Men’s Research Institute (BMRI), a pioneering initiative to study issues affecting Black men.
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UNCF and Steve Fund New Partnership To Address Student Mental Health
Through its partnership with The Steve Fund, UNCF intends to launch its newly established student mental health initiative.
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Rooted In Science Scholarship Helps HBCU Women Advance in STEM
The Rooted In Science Scholarship in partnership with CVS and UNCF to provide $5k per year for female HBCU students pursuing STEM degrees.
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Students’ Response to HBCU Presidents Meeting with Donald Trump
HBCU students have penned an open letter in response to the meeting between Presidents of Historically Black Colleges & Universities and Donald Trump.
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