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Delaware State University Becomes the First HBCU to Acquire a Predominately White Educational Institution • EBONY

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Delaware State University has officially completed its goal to acquire Wesley College, a private liberal arts college. In less than a year, the HBCU completed the takeover and now has plans to grow in a major way. The move is a first for an HBCU. Delaware State is the first historically Black college or university…

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