HBCUs Named After White People: A Guide to History, Controversy, and Decolonization
Why are many Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) named after white figures? Explore the complex history of Howard, Morehouse, and Spelman.
Which HBCU Has the Most White Students? Enrollment Data Explained
Explore updated data on HBCUs with high white enrollment. See rankings, explanations, and what this means for prospective students.
The History of HBCUs Explained Simply
Explore the history of HBCUs from 1837 to today. Learn their origins, milestones, and why these institutions remain vital for equity and Black excellence.
What is an HBCU? A Beginner’s Guide
Learn what HBCUs are, how they began, who they serve, and why they remain essential today.
Can White People Go to HBCUs? What You Need to Know Before You Apply
Yes, white students can attend HBCUs—and many already do. Learn about admissions, enrollment trends, campus life, and why HBCUs welcome students of all races.
