Simone Biles is unsure whether she will compete at the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028. For now, the most decorated gymnast of all-time has other priorities and is listening to her body, too. āIām really trying to enjoy life, to spend time with my husband (Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens), go support him at his
More
By Zora Johnson As Howard University marks Earth Day 2025, student environmental advocates are leading a range of environmentally conscious initiatives focused on sustainability, conservation, and community awareness. They have used their creativity, ingenuity, and collaboration skills to illustrate their commitment to the longevity of the planet. From planning a festival to promote awareness to
More
By Stephen J. Gaither Limestone University football’s misfortune was a bounce in the right direction for an HBCU football program. Winston-Salem State University is expected play Mars Hill this September after Limestone’s football program was shut down. A source indicated that the two North Carolina schools have agreed in principle for WSSU to travel to
More
By Elissa Nadworny President Trump on Wednesday signed a list of executive actions aimed at both higher education and K-12 schools. One of the actions takes aim at college and university accreditors, organizations the White HouseĀ saysĀ have “abused their authority by imposing discriminatory diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)-based standards.” Another promises new discipline guidance for K-12
More
Officials at theĀ Thurgood Marshall College FundĀ (TMCF) extend appreciation to President Trump for signing an executive order reestablishing the White House Initiative to Promote Excellence and Innovation at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (White House Initiative) and reinforcing key TMCF policy priorities for the HBCU community. āThis executive order serves as strong reaffirmation of President Trumpās
More
The NCAAās proposed legislative changes to implement theĀ House v. NCAAĀ settlement represent a transformative shift in college athletics that could significantly impact HBCUs.Ā These reforms, submitted for final court approval, center around athlete compensation, roster structures, and institutional authority, and they mark a new era of financial responsibility and opportunity for both institutions and student-athletes. Direct Financial
More
By Megan Henry Professors at Ohioās only public historically Black university are worried a new controversial higher education law will have a chilling effect on their campus. Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio was originally the Normal and Industrial Department within Wilberforce University, the nationās oldest private Historically Black College or University (HBCU) and a
More
Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have always been a space to cultivate talent. Not just in sports or entertainment, but as world figures, thoughtĀ leadersĀ and revolutionaries. When you have the power of education under your belt ā thereās almost nothing that can stop you from shiftingĀ culture. Check out 11 HBCU graduates who changed the world
More
The Floyd and Brenda Clack (FBC) Initiative will host its 4th AnnualĀ Flint to HBCU ForumĀ onĀ Thursday, May 15, 2025, from 5:30 PM ā 7:30 PMĀ at theĀ International Academy of Flint. This free and public event aims to inspire Flint-area students to explore Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and understand their cultural and academic significance. Co-hosted by
More
Courtesy of Spelman College Spelman College wants the gaming industry to be āEā for everyone. The HBCU hosted its third annual Game Jam to encourage more Black people to participate in video game development. As the world becomes even more digital, with a booming video game industry to match, Spelman wants Black professionals to take
More