Central State University Uplifts Community With Mobile Food Bank
Making healthy food choices is just a little easier for Central State University students and community members thanks to a mobile food bank! Learn...
Cheyney University Secures First International Partnership In Ghana
Cheyney University in Philadelphia continues to forge partnerships for the benefit of its student body and the world at large. Now get the full...
Keisha Lance Bottoms Joins Clark Atlanta University-Based HBCU Leadership Institute
Florida A&M University graduate Keisha Lance Bottoms will be heading back to an HBCU after signing on to be a fellow at a new...
A Dillard University Chef Is Bringing Plant-Based New Orleans Cuisine To Campus
Atlanta is known to have a booming vegan scene with famed eateries like the Slutty Vegan, but what about the rest of the south?...
Central State University Extension Receives 3-Year, $250K Grant To Combat Food Deserts
Food deserts not only deprive residents of proper nutrition, but they set poor eating habits for youth in the next generations as well. Now,...
2 PVAMU Alum Farmers Are Feeding Their Community With Fresh Black Farmer Boxes
Two Prairie View A&M University alumni, Ivy Walls, a former PVAMU queen, and Jeremy Peaches, are taking a very hands on approach to feeding...
2 HBCUs Receive $250K Grants For Social And Racial Justice
Southern University at Shreveport and Wiley College will both be receiving substantial social and racial justice grants thanks to American Electric Power Foundation! Read...
OKC Park Offers HBCU Band Experience With New Camp
Langston University students and more will assist in bringing the HBCU experience to youth at an Oklahoma City band camp! Learn all about the...
Winston-Salem Grad Who Created “Alma Mater” HBCU Coloring Book Launches Brown Color Pencils
Latoya Nicole, a graduate of Winston-Salem State University, is on a mission to represent black women in all of their vibrancy. She has published...
Clinton College Awarded $3.5 Million Grant To Address Health Disparities In Local Community
Although Clinton College brings much resources and success to the Rock Hill, South Carolina neighborhood where it is nestled, not all in the community...
University of the District of Columbia Student Wins NIH-Sponsored Minority Student STEM Competition
University of the District of Columbia (UDC) student Leslie DeJesus is receiving accolades after placing second in a symposium competition with her work about...
The St. Louis Cardinals Dedicate Former Negro League Baseball Field To Harris-Stowe State University
The Harris-Stowe State University campus now has another field dedicated in honor of history, thanks to the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team. The Cardinals...
Prairie View A&M University, USDA Collaborate To Provide Possible Debt Relief For Farmers Of...
Amid a fight over funding for famers, faculty members at Prairie View A&M University have paired up with the USDA to see what they...
Oakwood University Partners With Huntsville Hospital To Open Community Health Action Center
Oakwood University will have a plethora of new resources on campus thanks to the new opening of the Community Health Action Center! Learn why...
California School District Partners With Several HBCUs To Recruit More Black Educators
At least 7 HBCUs are partnering with San Bernardino County school representatives in California to add more black educators to their ranks. Read about...
HBCUs Partner With The Human Rights Campaign To Explore Best Practices For LGBTQ+ Students
HBCU students are so diverse in terms of their interests, and also the ways that they will change the world. With so many LGBTQ+...
Educator Opens School To Teach Youth Value Of HBCUs After Being Told Not To...
A man who was once instructed to not tell black students about the magic of HBCUs is. now doing his part to make sure...
Morris Brown College Receives Accreditation Candidacy After Almost 20 Years
The leadership behind Morris Brown College have been working towards a miracle, and now they're a few steps closer to success! Find out more...
