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HBCUs May Do More Than Educate — They May Protect Brain Health
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HBCUs May Do More Than Educate — They May Protect Brain Health
A growing body of research suggests that where Black students attend college may have long-term effects on their health — particularly their brain health. A recent study published in JAMA Network Open found that Black adults who attended historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) showed better cognitive function later in life compared to those who attended predominantly white institutions (PWIs). Researchers analyzed data from 1,978 Bl…
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