U.S. Department of Education Makes Significant Investment in HBCUs


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Today, the U.S. Department of Education (the Department) announced a significant, one-time investment of more than $174 million in additional funding to strengthen America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). This funding commitment reflects the Trump Administration’s ongoing pledge to support institutions that have played a foundational role in advancing opportunity and economic mobility for generations of American students.

Today’s announcement builds on last year’s record one-time investment of $438 million in additional funding for HBCUs to support the sector’s mission and its students. In total, the Trump Administration will have directed more than $612 million in new funding to HBCUs in fiscal years 2025 and 2026.

 
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HBCUs Receive Second Round of Federal Funding

WASHINGTON, DC (Sept. 22, 2026)—Today, at the White House Initiative on HBCUs Summit at the White House complex, Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced a second round of funding for historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs)—which exceeds the congressionally approved amount.

The newly announced funding, which comes through the mandatory mechanism, is in addition to the $406 million passed by Congress and signed by the President. Last year, the Trump Administration added $439 million to the previous year’s $406 million. When combining FY 2025 to FY 2026, HBCUs received a cumulative $612 million above the level approved by Congress.

 



Every since the HBCU presidents went up there, during his first term, and kissed the ring he has shown little hostility towards HBCUs. He even brags about his support for HBCUs while proactively having his administration dismantle everything else that helps minority populations.
 
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