HBCU Digest
Orze Killgo, William Broussard, Editorial Board, Tiffany E. Brockington, Jerell Blakeley, Herman Felton, Kirk D. Carrington, II, Roslyn Clark ArtisNews and commentary on historically black colleges and universities.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 2527 | Subscribers | Read | educationnewsflash.substack.com |
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Taking the Blame for Ben Vinson
Two groups at Howard University are responsible for the Ben Vinson presidency: the Presidential Search Committee and the Board of Trustees. His departure was as embarrassingly untimely as it was predictable for them, and it is unfair for th...
The End of Hazing Tragedies Starts With Us
Our Black Greek-Lettered Organizations (BGLOs) are dynamic networks founded by visionary members committed to collaboration and building a better future. They created governing documents emphasizing service, camaraderie, self-awareness, and...
Ten Years Ablaze: The HBCU Executive Leadership Turnover Report, a Decade Later
Florida A&M University President Elect Marva Johnson was named the institution’s 13th president while mired in controversy. With no experience in higher education (other than a term on the Florida State Board of Education), a nationwide cho...
Howard's R1 achievement is great. HBCU R2s may be an even greater story
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Graves Grad
Rhetorician, Professor, Scholar, Advancement Exec. Vice Chancellor-University Advancement at the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point. @DeadLecturer
The voice of consensus for Education News Flash and it’s associated newsletters.
Miss Brockington is a double HBCU Alumna (Howard University and Kentucky State University) and current doctoral student @ Morgan State University.
Tell the truth and shame the devil.
Lifelong learner.
A creative, motivated, and goal oriented individual who believes in providing quality service and making an impact within the community.
Dr. Artis is the 14th and first female President of Benedict College.
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