By Imani Brown, College Student and Assistant Manager, Raleigh, NC As a California native and the middle child in my family, moving alone to Raleigh, North Carolina to attend an HBCU was both an exciting and challenging experience. I wanted to find a school community that felt like home while pursuing my passion for social […] Source
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Football: A Rich Legacy of Talent and Triumph
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have played a monumental role in shaping the landscape of college football in the United States. It has long been the cornerstone for academic excellence, and community development. These sports teams have been established to promote and establish higher education opportunities for African Americans while nurturing some of the […] Source
McDonald’s Breakfast Fuels the Hustle
McDonald’s is here to remind everyone—especially early risers, go-getters, and night owls—that BREAKFAST COMES FIRST. McDonald’s proves that a quick and easy breakfast can power you through your day, making McDonald’s the go-to for unstoppable Black talent on the move. Khiari’s Morning Hustle—Fueled by McDonald’s Meet Khiari, a dynamic socialite, student, and content creator whose […] Source
Top Factors Influencing The Afro-American iGaming Market
While the iGaming market is growing by the second, not everyone plays the same way, and not every market shines in the spotlight, even if it should. One group that’s for sure overlooked is Afro-American players. This audience is full of potential and eager to test their luck. From mobile gaming to sports betting — […] Source
Civil Rights Attorney Donates to First-Ever HBCU Hockey Program, Making History
In a historic move for both the world of hockey and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), a prominent civil rights attorney has stepped forward with a significant donation to support the first-ever HBCU hockey program. This milestone marks a pivotal moment in diversifying the sport and providing new opportunities for Black student-athletes. The donation, […] Source
Texas Makes History: First-Ever HBCU Legislative Caucus Forms Amid Attacks on Academic Freedom
Texas has launched the state’s first-ever HBCU Legislative Caucus, a bipartisan coalition dedicated to strengthening and advancing the nine Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the Lone Star State. Led by Representative Ron Reynolds, this historic initiative emerges as HBCUs face unprecedented attacks on diversity initiatives, public education, and academic freedom. The formation comes at […] Source
HBCU Football Players Fighting for NFL Recognition
Roughly 1.6% of all NCAA football players ever set foot in the NFL, according to the league’s own statistics. It’s a tough climb for anyone, but it can feel even steeper at historically Black colleges (HBCUs) such as Morgan State University. Fans wonder if under-the-radar talents can really grab the attention of pro scouts when […] Source
Bowie State University to Host Historic HBCU Prison Education Summit
Bowie State University is set to make history by hosting the first-ever HBCU Prison Education Summit, bringing together higher education leaders, criminal justice experts, and community advocates to discuss expanding educational opportunities for incarcerated individuals. The summit, scheduled for this weekend, is expected to host over 200 attendees, including representatives from Historically Black Colleges and Universities […] Source
Norfolk State’s Brian Moore Jr. Honored with Prestigious Lou Henson Award
In a remarkable achievement for both the player and his institution, Norfolk State University guard Brian Moore Jr. has been named the recipient of the esteemed Lou Henson Award by CollegeInsider.com. This accolade is presented annually to the top mid-major player in college basketball, underscoring Moore’s exceptional performance during the 2024-2025 season. A Season to Remember […] Source
Grambling State’s Mickey Joseph Proposes Transfer Portal ‘Buyout’ System to Support HBCUs
In a strategic move aimed at protecting HBCU athletic programs, Grambling State University‘s head football coach, Mickey Joseph, has proposed the creation of a ‘buyout’ system for players recruited through the NCAA’s transfer portal. This proposal is designed to help smaller schools like Grambling State retain their talent while combating the financial advantages that larger […] Source