Right-wing activists calling themselves the Fearless Debaters were removed from TSU's campus after showing up uninvited with MAGA hats.
Nike’s fifth annual Yardrunners collection reimagines the Air Max 95 with designs honoring Morehouse, FAMU, Spelman, and Norfolk State.
Three HBCUs—Alabama State, Hampton, and Virginia State—took campus safety precautions, including lockdowns, following terroristic threats.
The Tennessee State men’s hockey team won’t be playing its inaugural season in 2025-26.
The Home Depot Retool Your School program is empowering HBCUs across the country by creating spaces where students can thrive.
Black folks can swim. At Howard University, they are also setting Division I records.
Honda Battle Of The Bands 2025 took place at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles County, Calif. and CASSIUS was on hand for the festivities.
The 2025 Super Bowl saw the introduction of a new the NFL’s Media Scholar Program that provided aspiring journalists with a stage to show off their skills and develop them under professional mentors. During one of the biggest events in the sporting world, the students were hands-on in creating quality content and networking within the […]
For many people, attending the Super Bowl is an unforgettable experience. It’s a celebration of football in support of the teams that have proven to be the best. However, for young professionals such as Nicholas Walters and Layla Green, it was far more than just a weekend of sports. Their experiences at the heart of […]
New Orleans hosted Super Bowl LIX, and this year, it wasn’t just about the game. The host city welcomed fans from Philadelphia to Kansas City and beyond. But not only did they open their arms to fans all over, they also opened doors for HBCU athletes. The game-changing HBCU Endzone Experience put these Historically Black […]
Tennis phenom Coco Gauff is following in the footsteps of many young, Black and legendary athletes by giving back to the Black community and future student-athletes
Rutgers University canceled an HBCU conference to comply with anti-DEI executive orders signed by President Donald Trump last week. The news brought outrage from many including Newark, New Jersey Mayor Ras Baraka.
