By Michelle Garcia After the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, the oft-repeated refrain became “Never Forget.” Twenty-five years later, it’s clear that many who were around on that day have not forgotten how that day changed us, as a country and as
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By Danielle Nottingham There’s something about an HBCU marching band that can stop you in your tracks. Now, that experience is being celebrated at the College Football Hall of Fame in downtown Atlanta through an exhibit showcasing the artistry and
Howard University is preparing to play the defending national champion, but Ted White sees a
By Amanda Terkel and Daisy Conant America has been at war with Iran for more than six months
By Autumn A. Arnett Dr. Melva K. Wallace recently received a 10-year contract extension as president of Huston-Tillotson University, the longest in HTU history, and one of the longest in higher ed as a whole in the post-COVID era. In an industry
Historically Black colleges and universities are facing growing leadership demands as presidents are asked to navigate financial pressures, enrollment challenges, governance expectations, and an increasingly complex higher education environment. Hunt Scanlon Media recently sat down with Amanda Washington Lockett of TM² Executive
Coppin State University is earning national recognition for the value of a Coppin education, with new rankings from Niche and Washington Monthly highlighting the University’s affordability, student outcomes and commitment to educational access. Coppin earned national recognition in Niche’s 2027 Best Colleges rankings, placing the
South Carolina HBCU football owns the top spot in both major NCAA classifications, with South Carolina State ranked No. 1 in Division I and Benedict College leading Division II. The two programs maintained their positions in the Week 1 edition of the
Robert Covington’s relationship with Tennessee State University has already taken him from an overlooked high school prospect to a decorated NBA career—and from alumnus to one of the largest donors in the history of the HBCU basketball program. Now the former NBA
The grant will fund advisory support from Hayat Brown, an independent real estate development advisory firm, to help FMU evaluate land development proposals and negotiate an agreement that reflects fair value for its land while protecting the university’s long-term institutional interests. FMU
By Michelle Garcia After the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, the oft-repeated refrain became “Never Forget.” Twenty-five years later, it’s clear that many who were around on that day have not forgotten how that day changed us, as a country and as individuals. NBC
By Danielle Nottingham There’s something about an HBCU marching band that can stop you in your tracks. Now, that experience is being celebrated at the College Football Hall of Fame in downtown Atlanta through an exhibit showcasing the artistry and tradition behind
Howard University is preparing to play the defending national champion, but Ted White sees a bigger HBCU football conversation inside Saturday’s trip to Indiana. When White was asked about the personnel difference between HBCU football and Power Four programs during this week’s
By Amanda Terkel and Daisy Conant America has been at war with Iran for more than six months — but it was far from a top issue at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas this week. The war wasn’t entirely absent: Administration officials defended it.
