Paul Quinn College

It's been said over time that historically Black colleges and universities have low graduation rates. Professor and writer Ivory Toldson said that's often not only a mis-read of statistics, but an unfair and biased assessment of HBCUs.

Students at the historically Black college in Dallas have endured hardship — something not unfamiliar to the college itself, which faced financial problems and low graduation rates in the past.

Superintendent Michael Hinojosa said the school will open this fall with only 75 students in 6th and 7th grade. Eventually, the campus will include grades up to 12th.

The national charter school group, KIPP Academy, plans to soon open a public school on the campus of Paul Quinn College in southern Dallas. But a group of…

Paul Quinn College students will not return to the Dallas school's campus this fall, President Michael Sorrell announced Thursday. That makes the…

On a recent Sunday night, Paul Quinn College president Michael Sorrell kicked off an hourlong, unstructured group discussion during his problem-solving…

Paul Quinn College in southeast Oak Cliff announced it’s expanding north – to the suburbs.Starting this fall, selected students will live, work and study…

Dallas’ Paul Quinn College has earned federal recognition as an official “work college,” making it the first urban, Historically Black College and…

Paul Quinn College in southern Dallas recently received $1.1 million to help revitalize the school and the surrounding Highland Hills neighborhood. The…

A new environmental charter school is located on the campus of Paul Quinn College in southern Dallas. Officials say the partnership between a public…

For some North Texans, the most challenging chore of the week is buying groceries.As part of our series, One Crisis Away, Inside a Neighborhood, KERA…

Students at Paul Quinn College are about to be put to work. The historically black college in South Dallas is being reborn as a “work college,” where…