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By Kimberly Wilson ·Updated April 29, 2026 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready…
For nearly 160 years, Saint Augustine’s University sat on 105 acres in downtown Raleigh as a cornerstone of Black higher education in the South. This week, the school filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, dropped a years-long legal fight to hold onto its accreditation, and announced yet another leadership change.
For the students still enrolled, it means one thing above
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