Pulitzer Center Update July 9, 2018
Nina Robinson Takes Over Pulitzer Center Instagram
![Freshmen enter the Morehouse chapel named for Martin Luther King, Jr., whose words are etched on the wall. The weekly, required Crown Forum assembly introduces leaders who address issues of the day. The all-male college aims to develop disciplined men who will lead lives of scholarship and service. Image by Radcliffe "Ruddy" Roye. United States, 2017.](/sites/default/files/03-12-18/black-colleges-hbcu-enrollment-14.adapt_.1900.1.jpg "Freshmen enter the Morehouse chapel named for Martin Luther King, Jr., whose words are etched on the wall. The weekly, required Crown Forum assembly introduces leaders who address issues of the day. The all-male college aims to develop disciplined men who will lead lives of scholarship and service. Image by Radcliffe "Ruddy" Roye. United States, 2017.")
Nina Robinson and Ruddy Roye traveled to campuses across the country to see why young black people...
This week, photographer and educator Nina Robinson is taking over Pulitzer Center's Instagram account. She will be posting photos from her first National Geographic magazine story, "Why Historically Black Colleges Are Enjoying a Renaissance." In this project reported with photographer Ruddy Roye, the team traveled to historically black college and university campuses across America to find the reasons behind the historic increase in applications of HBCUs. Robinson focused on Clark Atlanta University and Spelman College. Her work explored how young black people experience race in America today.
