College students and graduates alike are celebrating around America thanks to the latest news coming out of Washington, D.C. Following up on a campaign promise
The rapid enrollment rise at HBCUs in the past couple of years can be traced to several seismic sociopolitical and historical occurrences. According to the
On Aug. 17, NPR released a story about HBCUs building a prison-to-college pipeline. Stanley Andrisse shared his experience of being a 21-year-old sitting in a courtroom
It’s about more than J.R. Smith. Golf influencer Roger Steele is doing his part to highlight HBCU golf programs across the country as the host
If you attend or attended an HBCU, you realize that homecoming is one of the biggest celebrations of the academic year. Read here for information
The Jordan Brand has announced a long-standing partnership with an HBCU. Howard University has partnered with Jordan Brand for 20 years. The first game the
Music icon Ja Rule is venturing into the NFT world with The Painted House. Through his HBCU partnership, Ja Rule is bringing the “Black Is
Hollywood heavyweight Angelina Jolie announced over the weekend that her daughter will attend Spelman College in the fall. Jolie, who adopted several children of different
Bristol Myers Squibb has teamed up with Jack and Jill of America to help solve one of the country’s glaring issues. According to research website
Pamela Haskins is an educator who goes the extra mile for her students. Haskins also writes intensive course instruction for both adults and children that
Jackson State University held their Future of Energy event on June 16. This panel discussion was hosted by the Department of Urban and Regional Planning
The Detroit Tigers are proud to host the 20th annual Negro Leagues Weekend, presented by Comerica Bank. On Saturday, June 18, the 26th annual Negro
Former Entergy employee Garry Brown hosted a discussion panel at Jackson State University about sustainability and renewable energy. Here’s what the Southern University graduate said
Dr. Ebonie Vincent and My Feet Are Killing Me are back for season 4. The TLC show aired on May 4 and continues on Wednesdays
As an urban planner, Dr. Berneece Herbert focuses on socio-economic development, strategic planning and management, and public sector investment planning. Dr. Herbert has conducted research
The National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Foundation, Inc. announced today it will induct award-winning television and radio personality Dr. Rashad Richey into their
On May 28, 2022, Nashville, Tennessee hosted the Black Rodeo at the James E. Ward Agricultural Center. The rodeo featured events such as steer wrestling, tie-down
The key dates for the 2022 HBCU football season have been announced by ESPN, the network that owns and operates both events. On Aug. 27,
Derek Lewis, the first president of PepsiCo’s multicultural business and equity development organization is the commencement speaker at Morris Brown College’s graduation ceremony on Saturday,
History has been made. In 2002, Morris Brown College lost its accreditation due to financial mismanagement. Fast forward 20 years later, and the university is
