HBCU SpringComingĀ is officially BACK, and this year marks a major milestone, its 10th anniversary. Appropriately dubbedĀ āTENure,āĀ the 2025 edition promises to be the biggest yet, bringing the unforgettable energy of HBCU homecomings to three major cities across the country;Ā Birmingham, AL; New York City,
HBCU SpringComingĀ is officially BACK, and this year marks a major milestone, its 10th anniversary. Appropriately dubbedĀ āTENure,āĀ the 2025 edition promises to be the biggest yet, bringing the unforgettable energy of HBCU homecomings to three major cities across the country;Ā Birmingham, AL; New York City,
ByĀ Georgina DiNardo It seems like King George III was right when he sang āYouāll Be Backā: Leslie Odom Jr. will be returning to the Broadway stage to reprise his role of Aaron Burr in āHamilton,ā he exclusively announced live on “TODAY” on
Books on the Holocaust, histories of feminism, civil rights and racism, and Maya Angelouās famous autobiography, āI Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,ā were among the nearly 400 volumes removed from the U.S. Naval Academyās library this week after Defense Secretary Pete
The National Park Service has reversed edits and restored content to its webpage about Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad in the wake of news reports and public backlash over the changes. āChanges to the Underground Railroad page on the National Park
ByĀ Curtis Bunn Devlin Carter created his luxury sneaker company, SIA Collective, six years ago and built it into a multimillion-dollar brand by providing fashionable, high-quality footwear manufactured mostly in China. But the Trump administrationās tariffs have raised the cost of importing goods
By Stephen J. Gaither Could rap legend Bun B be bringing his “Trill Burgers” Franchise to an HBCU near you? One half of the legendary rap duo “UGK” was recently asked about his partnership with the University of Houston. He talked about
By Christen Hill Howard University students took center stage at the National Gallery of Art in March, serving as tour guides for theĀ Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist exhibition. As they led art enthusiasts through the gallery, the students passionately shared their
By Clare Mulroy Womenās History MonthĀ is almost at a close, but there is still time to add empowering readsĀ to your TBRĀ before March is over. Stories of unsung female heroes are having a moment, like Kristin Hannahās āThe Women,ā which spotlights the āforgottenā
Pharrell WilliamsĀ continues to defy all odds in various mediums, including fashion, film and beyond. Recently, theĀ VirginiaĀ nativeās contributions to society were acknowledged during the 37th AnnualĀ Morehouse CollegeĀ āA Candle in the Darkā Gala, where he was honored with the Candle in Arts and Entertainment
Written By Tiffani R. Alexander On March 25, singer and songwriterĀ Ne-YoĀ visited the Warner Music and Blavatnik Center for Music Business Education at Howard University. The event, held at the Blackburn Digital Auditorium, drew a crowd of students and young artists eager to
