At Benedict College, a major milestone is redefining success in the HBCU community. 🎓The college has more than doubled its four-year graduation rate, jumping from an average of just 13.7 percent to over 28 percent in recent cohorts.  📍Reported by Herald Online, Leaders credit strategic investments in academic programs, wrap-around student support, and innovation during the pandemic including virtual learning tools and CARES Act funding. Walter M. Kimbrough says the progress proves HBCUs are powerful investments, even with limited resources. As the school now approaches the national average for Black student graduation rates, this moment highlights what’s possible when HBCUs are supported, empowered, and prioritized. 📰An article release on the benedict_college website states: “From 2007–2017, Benedict’s average 4-year graduation rate was 13.7%. Today, that number has risen dramatically. The 2019–2023 cohort achieved a 28% 4-year graduation rate, with the 2020–2024 cohort reaching...