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    North Carolina is home to more than 100 higher education institutions. They include large research universities, small private liberal arts colleges, HBCUs, single-gender colleges, community colleges, and others. Some focus on workforce pipeline training, others are attached to enormous healthcare systems, and several promote being a place where students can discover themselves alongside a close-knit academic community. All the schools face an unprecedented higher education landscape: declines in the number of available traditional college students; shifts in federal support; and rapidly changing advances in technology. WUNC higher education reporter Brianna Atkinson asked chancellors and presidents across the state five big

    The post Higher Ed At A Crossroads: Winston-Salem State’s effort to stand out amid an HBCU-rich region appeared first on HBCU News.

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