Morris Brown College, one of four historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) located in Atlanta, regained its accreditation this week after losing it 20 years ago — becoming the first ...

Morris Brown College, a private, historically Black college in Atlanta, is set to lose a significant portion of its approximately 32-acre campus if it cannot pay a $13.1 million debt to the U.S ...

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Morris Brown College is making a comeback. “This institution has overcome obstacles that would have shut down other ...

Morris Brown, the first HBCU in Georgia founded by black people, has been open since 1881 but filed for bankruptcy in 2012 and currently has only 55 students enrolled.

Morris Brown College may have had the comeback of the year on Wednesday. The historically Black college in Atlanta received its full accreditation after losing it 20 years ago, according to a news ...

Morris Brown College has had its own share of complications throughout its 142-year history. In 2002, the school lost its accreditation due to financial mismanagement.

The college partnered with the school to provide higher education options for inner-city students. All Morris Brown hopefuls at Mays High can take on the academic opportunity if they maintain a ...