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Howard University Doctoral Student Receives Competitive Dissertation Fellowship, Examines Faith in Educational Experiences of Black Students

By Adriana Fraser Howard University doctoral candidate Tribuana Jones was recently named as a 2026 recipient of the Louisville Institute Dissertation Fellowship award, a competitive funding opportunity that supports Ph.D. or Th.D. (Doctor of Theology) students whose research focuses on Christian faith and life, the practice of ministry, religious trends and movements, and religion and social issues. Jones,

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Michael Vick thinks Norfolk State can play with anyone as UVA test arrives

Ahead of a showdown with UVA on Friday night, Michael Vick is feeling good about his Norfolk State program. The second-year Spartans head coach believes his team learned something important before taking another shot at an FBS opponent. Norfolk State fell 31-10 to Old Dominion on Saturday, but Vick came away from the game encouraged

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52-Point Loss Forces HBCU President to Rethink Money Games

Edward Waters University did not leave Jackson, Mississippi, with just a 52-point loss. The HBCU left with a new line in the sand. Hours after Jackson State defeated Edward Waters 66-14 in the Hope Labor Day Classic, EWU President A. Zachary Faison Jr. issued a remarkably candid public statement. He praised his football team, apologized

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Former William & Mary QB Noah Brannock Nearly Leads Delaware State Comeback

Noah Brannock knew Walter Zable Stadium long before he walked onto the field Saturday wearing Delaware State colors. The former William & Mary quarterback returned to Williamsburg and nearly produced one of the most dramatic HBCU football comebacks of the young season. With Delaware State trailing William & Mary 22-0 with 12:20 remaining, Brannock took control of

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HBCU rivalry becomes showcase for FCS up-and-comer

Prairie View A&M turned an HBCU rivalry into an FCS statement on Sunday, overwhelming Texas Southern 52-14 in the Labor Day Classic. The defending SWAC champion did not merely collect its first win of the season. Prairie View looked like a program ready to defend its title — and potentially become a factor beyond the

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Stephen A. Smith calls out Cari Champion and Jemele Hill after podcast interview

Stephen A. Smith is calling out former ESPN colleagues Cari Champion and Jemele Hill over how their nearly three-hour “Flagrant and Funny” interview was handled after being recorded. Smith’s response comes amid his ongoing dispute with critics over his treatment of Black women. Yahoo Sports reported that Smith addressed the interview on his “Straight Shooter with Stephen A.”

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Virginia Union’s Legacy Honored Through Fashion and Technology

by Rebecca Eugene Virginia Union University alumna Pia Roberts is redefining HBCU storytelling by bringing her alma mater’s history to life through fashion, film, and technology. Through Genius League Studios, Roberts is bringing VUU’s history and legacy to life through fashion, documentary filmmaking, and NFC technology. Ahead of the September 24 launch of the Virginia Union-inspired capsule, Roberts

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Florida’s First HBCU Hits Enrollment Milestone with Largest Fall Class in Two Decades

The achievement comes at a time when American higher education is navigating financial pressures, demographic changes and major shifts in diversity and admissions policies. The university closed Fall 2026 registration with 1,281 students, a 5.4% increase from the previous year and a 37.4% increase from its 932 students in Fall 2019. Edward Waters University, Florida’s

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The Choice Between Paying for College and Basic Needs

Many colleges offer free food pantries to help low-income students who might otherwise go without or have to choose between paying for food and for gas to get to school. Barbara Davidson/For The Washington Post/Getty Images As students return to college campuses for the fall semester, they are bringing backpacks and laptops and tales of

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