In a riveting episode of Equity in Focus, hosted by Kevin E. Hooks, Yolanda W. Page, President of Stillman College, shares her profound insights on
Archie “Gunslinger” Cooley has died at the age of 84. The HBCU football legend was known as an innovative playcaller whose offense helped spotlight Jerry
Jackson State has made history again. On April 15, JSU star Angel Jackson became the second player from an HBCU selected in the 2024 WNBA
You can do nothing without health, and the greatest opportunity for changing the future starts with the youth. Highlighting these realities, Brooklyn-based registered dietician nutritionist
Disney Dreamers Academy is a unique experience that connects high school students with intergenerational experts who pour into them over a four-day period while they
Some of the best HBCU basketball players will be able to showcase their talent to the masses on April 7 in Phoenix, Arizona. Travis L.
Two months after a Black female administrator at a Missouri HBCU took her life — alleging in her last note that she had been the
Fashion trends have a way of coming and going. Still, Morehouse College alum Anthony Moultry wanted to ensure he stuck with the HBCU. After seeing
For some athletes, knowing what to do post-career can be challenging, especially if playing their respective sport was the only thing they’ve accomplished. That can
Marc Bamuthi Joseph has always sought to combine social impact, arts, and culture to drive change, but he does it as a spoken word artist.
D’Wayne Edwards stands as a trailblazer who consistently reshapes the landscape where fashion, trends, and design converge. His visionary approach transcends traditional boundaries, leaving an indelible mark on the very essence of style. In every stride, he pioneers a narrative where fashion becomes a vessel for storytelling, trends become a reflection of societal shifts, and design becomes a medium for cultural expression. Edwards’ ongoing journey is a testament to his enduring legacy at the crossroads of fashion evolution.
FRISCO, TEXAS – In the evolving landscape of sports entertainment, Urban Edge Network, LLC (UEN), spearheaded by Hardy Pelt, founding member and chief revenue officer,
The ‘Secure the Bag’ HBCU Tour, in collaboration with IKEA, is a beacon of opportunity and knowledge for our young investors,” said founder of Money Matters for Youth, Gail Perry-Mason. “This expedition transcends the conventional, marrying financial education with tangible life skills. Our aim is not merely to educate about money but to instill a sense of its value in shaping futures and communities.”
Javon Hargrave is preparing to play in the Super Bowl for the second time. Last season, Hargrave appeared in America’s biggest game as a member
Morehouse College has hired a new football coach, and it is not Hue Jackson. On Feb. 2, the program announced Terance Mathis is the Maroon
Hue Jackson‘s next stop appears to be Atlanta. The football coach is reportedly expected to get hired by Morehouse College as the Maroon Tigers’ new
Days after Spelman College announced it had received a $100 million gift, the largest given to a single HBCU, the United Negro College Fund announced
Spelman College in Atlanta announced on Jan. 18 that the institution received the largest donation ever given to a historically Black college or university. According
The White president at an HBCU in Missouri has been placed on voluntary paid administrative leave and is being pressured to resign after the school’s
Atlanta native Mia “Mitchy” Wright; and Oakland, California, native Tea Vasquez are sophomores at Howard University — and they are loving every second of the
