In Reversal, St. Augustine’s University Says It Won’t Offer Any Education This Fall

St. Augustine's won't offer classes this Fall amid bankruptcy

St. Augustine's University will not offer classes or educational programs this fall as the school continues through bankruptcy proceedings.

In reversal, St. Augustine’s University says it won’t offer any education this fall

RALEIGH, N.C. — After 158 years in operation, St. Augustine’s University will not offer any classes or educational programs this fall. This spring, the HBCU in Raleigh gave up on a lengthy court battle for accreditation and filed for bankruptcy.…

HBCU “essential closed” says bankruptcy judge

Saint Augustine’s University, the 158-year-old HBCU in Raleigh, will not offer classes or educational programs during the fall 2026 semester as it works through bankruptcy and an uncertain future. The decision marks a reversal for Saint Augustine’s. University leaders had planned to launch eight online, nondegree programs in September, according to The News & Observer.Those programs would have covered subjects including programming, artificial i…