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HBCU News
1. Metal Detectors Installed in Jackson State Dorms   (BlackCollegeWire.org)
May 8, 2008
2. Why We Need Black Colleges   (BlackCollegeWire.org)
May 8, 2008
3. Debut of the United States Black Golfers Association   (myusbga.com)
April 21, 2008
4. Homelessness hits home at N.C. Central   (Black College Wire)
March 31, 2008
5. Florida A&M Selected for Launch of CNN's College Tour   (Black College Wire)
March 31, 2008


What is an HBCU?
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) were established starting in the 1800s, in order to provide higher education opportunities for otherwise oppressed African-Americans. Demand for such higher education was created largely by African-American churches of that time, who took it upon themselves to provide elementary and secondary educations for southern Blacks.

Through the initiative of these and other such organizations, such as the American Missionary Association, as well as government legistlation, African-Americans finally got a chance at higher education. And boy, did they ever thrive. HBCUs have prevailed into the 21st century, as a nurturing ground for future African-American leaders. They are by no means exclusive to African-Americans, but continue to stand as a bastion of cultural excellence.

There are over 100 HBCUs today. Here is a list of Black Colleges:
Alabama A&M University | Alabama State University | Albany State University | Alcorn State University | Allen University | Arkansas Baptist College | Barber-Scotia College | Benedict College | Bennett College | Bethune-Cookman College | Bishop State Community College | Bluefield State College | Bowie State University | Central State University | Cheyney University of Pennsylvania | Claflin University | Clark Atlanta University | Clinton Junior College | Coahoma Community College | Concordia College | Coppin State University | Delaware State University | Denmark Technical College | Dillard University | Edward Waters College | Elizabeth City State University | Fayetteville State University | Fisk University | Florida A&M University | Florida Memorial University Fort Valley State University | Fredd State Technical College | Grambling State University | Hampton University | Harris-Stowe State University | Hinds Community College | Howard University | Huston-Tillotson University | Interdenominational Theological Center | J.F. Drake State Technical College | Jackson State University | Jarvis Christian College | Johnson C. Smith University | Kentucky State University | Knoxville College | Lane College | Langston University | Lawson State Community College | LeMoyne-Owen College | Lewis College of Business | Lincoln University, MO | Lincoln University(Pennsylvania) | Livingstone College | Mary Holmes College | Meharry Medical College | Miles College | Mississippi Valley State University | Morehouse College | Morehouse School of Medicine | Morgan State University | Morris Brown College | Morris College | Norfolk State University | North Carolina A&T University | North Carolina Central University | Oakwood College Paine College | Paul Quinn College | Philander Smith College | Prairie View A&M University | Rust College | Savannah State University Selma University | Shaw University | Shorter College | South Carolina State University | Southern University A&M College | Southern University at New Orleans | Southern University at Shreveport | Southwestern Christian College | Spelman College | St. Augustine's College | St. Paul's College | St. Philip's College | Stillman College | Talladega College | Tennessee State University | Texas College | Texas Southern University | Tougaloo College | Trenholm State Technical College | Tuskegee University | University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff | University of Maryland Eastern Shore | University of the District of Columbia | University of the Virgin Islands | Virginia State University | Virginia Union University | Voorhees College | West Virginia State University | Wilberforce University | Wiley College | Winston-Salem State University | Xavier University of Louisiana |

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