The Cybersecurity Clinics Grant Program Act aims to provide “high-potential paths” to cyber jobs at two-year colleges and minority-serving institutions.

A $50 million fund to boost research infrastructure at minority-serving institutions is now accepting grant proposals.

Beam, a cloud-based developer of benefits applications, will help distribute $760,000 in emergency aid for HBCU and tribal college students.

IBM said there are now 20 historically Black colleges and universities where it's opened cybersecurity training facilities.

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said colleges should spend more time on metrics that actually matter instead of clout-chasing.

The NTIA distributed five grants totaling more than $10 million to minority-serving institutions seeking to improve broadband access.

The Student Freedom Initiative has signed agreements with 25 HBCUs that want help updating their technology and cybersecurity postures.

The institutions can use the National Science Foundation funding to boost research capacity and give their students new training and mentorship opportunities.

Organizers said the edtech firm's new center will begin by focusing on HBCUs and community colleges.

After students in its pilot program at Norfolk State University graduated this spring, Netflix and its partner, 2U, will offer bootcamps to four more institutions that connect…