Online Articles That May Be of Interest to JBHE Readers

Each week, The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education will provide links to online articles that may be of interest to our readers. The links presented direct the reader to articles from many different points of view that deal with issues of African Americans in higher education. The articles selected do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial board of JBHE. We invite subscribers to e-mail us with suggestions for articles to be included in this feature.

Why ‘Black-Serving’ Rings Hollow at UC Berkeley
The Daily Californian
(UC Berkeley)

Growing Up Segregated
The Amherst Student
(Amherst College)

Wisconsin Supreme Court Weighs Fate of Grants for Students of Color
The Capital Times

Legacy in Motion: Get to Know Four Black Student Leaders at CWRU
CWRU Newsroom

Smith College Student Establishes Educational Nonprofit in Her Native Cameroon
Smith College News

Howard University’s Modern Medical Trailblazers
The Dig
(Howard University)

How a Small Louisiana School Misled Families and Thwarted Students’ College Dreams
EdSurge

FAMU Pushes Back on Claim It Banned ‘Black’ From Black History Promotion
HBCU Sports

How African Principles of Community Are Helping Black Students in the UK Into PhD Study
The Conversation

A Yalie’s Forgotten Campaign Gave Us Black History Month
Yale Daily News
(Yale University)

Historically Black Colleges and Universities Do More Than Offer Black Youths a Pathway to Opportunity and Success
Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Remembering a Forgotten Leader and New York’s First African American CPA
The CPA Journal

The Death of Black Intellectualism: From Cosby’s Pound Cake to Budden’s Podcast
Daily Kos

After Affirmative Action: Takeaways—and Puzzles—From College Admissions Data
Washington Monthly

Black Energy Leaders Across Time: Eight Visionaries Who Powered Progress
Southern Alliance for Clean Energy

African American Literary Studies Then, Now and Soon
The Alestle
(Southern Illinois University Edwardsville)

My Professor Said ‘Black People Are Not Interested in the Environment’. I Set Out to Prove Him Wrong
Nature