Known for her recently released film Strictly for The Streets, director, executive producer and writer Katoria Chanyasubkit uses her platform to create opportunities for other
As a Jackson State University alumna, BeBe Jones knows firsthand the needs of HBCU students. Her own experience inspired her to raise funds for those
On Thursday, July 15, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. announced the organization’s 2021 honorary inductees and they did not disappoint. Film and TV producer Debra
Former U.S. Representative Cedric Richmond, D-Louisiana, appointed to serve as senior advisor and director of the Office of Public Engagement, talks about democracy, Black and
The Phylicia Rashad-Bill Cosby controversy refuses to die just yet. Cosby, 83, tore into Rashad’s new employer, Howard University, for publicly rebuking Rashad after she
No Limit CEO Master P received an honorary doctorate on Sunday, May 23, 2021, from historically Black Lincoln University in Pennsylvania. Born Percy Miller, the
As a graduating senior with a major in social work, Kennedi Lawson truly understands the value of being an active participant in the Be The
For the second consecutive year, 34 incoming and current students at historically Black colleges and universities will move a step closer to realizing their educational
A SEAT AT THE TABLE WITH STILLMAN COLLEGE: PLAYING WITH HBCU PRIDE! STILLMAN COLLEGE PLAYING WITH HBCU PRIDE! Tonight President Dr. Cynthia Warrick and Head
On Winning Wednesday at rolling out, we like to shed light on those winning in every aspect, and Bryce Thompson is one of them. This
Creme of Nature recently announced the launch of its multi-tiered “Legacy of Leadership” scholarship fund for Historically Black College or University (HBCU) students. Beginning this
Kyrie Irving’s basketball mastery has astounded contemporaries and adversaries alike throughout his illustrious NBA career. But his high profile and controversial pronouncements have also made
Chances are that if you attended a historically Black college or university, you are familiar with James Weldon Johnson’s “Lift Every Voice,” the proclaimed Negro
Jon Ossoff has a dream – to make sure anyone who studies at a historically Black college or university, or a public college, graduates with
Georgia’s runoff races for the U.S. Senate could shift that chamber’s balance of power. Rolling out’s Editor-at-Large Rashad Richey talks with Democratic nominee Jon Ossoff
Rapper 2 Chainz is helping to bring financial assistance to business owners who attend or graduated from historically Black colleges and universities. 2 Chainz, himself
Beyoncé has entered into a multi-year collaboration deal to bring homecoming-themed workout classes to historically Black colleges and universities. It seems apropos that Queen Bey
On Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020, at the International Sports Arena, Stone Mountain, Georgia, some of the best athletes will get an opportunity to showcase their
