Send prayers to Morgan Gamble’s family and the @cau1988 community. 🕊️ Morgan, a 21-year-old Clark Atlanta senior, was killed Tuesday night when a driver going 94 mph in a 35 hit her car in Summerhill...

After years of flooding and two presidential administrations, homeowners in Shiloh say they are still waiting for state and federal agencies to make them whole.

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@Forbes Top HBCUs 2026 is here, and it's the first ranking the publication has ever built just for historically Black colleges and universities. ⁠⁠📊 The list spans 20 schools total, split into two separate top-10 tables — one for private HBCUs and one for public — so each sector gets judged against its own peers rather than competing on very different budgets.⁠⁠@howard1867 claimed the No. 1 spot among private HBCUs, a title it also holds on Forbes' broader 2026 America's Top Colleges list. Spelman, Morehouse, Xavier of Louisiana, and Hampton rounded out the private top five, followed by Tuskegee, Fisk, Talladega, Clark Atlanta, and Tougaloo.⁠⁠On the public side, @ncatsuaggies took the top ranking with a 55% six-year graduation rate and graduates reporting median mid-career pay of $116,300. Florida A&M, Prairie View A&M, Morgan State, and the University of the Virgin Islands rounded out the public top five, followed by Tennessee State, Bowie State, Winston-Salem State, Elizabeth City State, and Delaware State.⁠⁠🔗 Read the full breakdown at hbcubuzz.com⁠⁠The methodology weighs graduation rates, alumni earnings, student debt, and retention — with extra credit for schools whose graduates come from federal Pell Grant backgrounds. Only two HBCUs made Forbes' full Top 500 Colleges list this year: Howard and Spelman. 🎓⁠⁠#Forbes #HBCU #HowardUniversity #NCAT #HBCURankings