We’re all doing our best to adapt to a different way of life. The transitions we’ve all had to make—physically relocating, remote classes, moving forward in uncertain times—have been abrupt…
College life may be very different at the moment, and it may seem as though our attention is exclusively on the adjustments needed to steer us through the COVID-19 crisis,…
UNCF offers several national and regional scholarships that close in May. Apply today! Even though things are unpredictable right now, you can still count on UNCF to offer scholarship opportunities.…
UNCF has helped more than 500,000 students earn their college degrees since its founding. UNCF is the nation’s largest private scholarship provider to minority group members. Each year, we award…
HBCU Congressional Honor Roll to be spotlighted Today, UNCF—on the heels of delivering over $100 million in additional federal funding to historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs)—held an inaugural “State…
UNCF’s Protect our Future Campaign Generated 65,000 Letters Sent by HBCU Advocates UNCF’s strong urging via a groundbreaking digital campaign worked to break logjam and finally advance funding permanently for…
Charter’s New Scholarship and Mentorship Initiative Aims to Support 20 Underrepresented Students with Demonstrated Financial Need Charter Communications, Inc. today announced the creation of Spectrum Scholars, a two-year educational program…
Over $1 billion set aside for HBCUs and MSIs Today, the U.S. Senate introduced H.R. 748 or Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act ensuring just over $1 billion of dedicated funding for institutions like Historically Black Colleges and…
Whether you’re on the hunt for a job or looking for a little career advice to help you secure that next promotion, there are resources aplenty. But discerning…
An informed business professional usually tries to weigh pros and cons before making a decision, and the American Cancer Society advises that men do the same when it comes to…
The evidence is now overwhelming; African Americans are the most vitamin D deficient people in the nation. This is extraordinarily unhealthy. There is a growing body of evidence that adequate…
