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
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
By Okla Jones As A Different World prepares to introduce Hillman College to another generation, producer Torriel C. Simon Martin is looking at the real schools and people behind the HBCU experience. The Dillard University graduate has created a video tribute celebrating HBCUs while honoring Spike
by: Christine Samra Disgraced media mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs’ release date from prison has been changed once again. Combs is now expected to be released on Feb. 5, 2028, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons. He was previously scheduled to be out
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.
Gospel artists and minister Pastor Mike Jr. supported his local HBCU with a special gift, donating MacBooks to the Alabama A&M women’s basketball program. The Birmingham-based pastor and award-winning Gospel artist donated the MacBooks to members of the Bulldogs program, giving the
Cassandra Wilson, a Jackson State alumna whose voice carried an HBCU connection into the highest levels of jazz, has died. She was 70. The two-time Grammy-winning vocalist died September 2 at her home in Jackson, Mississippi. Her longtime manager, Robert Torre, confirmed
By Myla S. Roundy This week at Bowie State University (BSU), Urban One launched ONE Yard: The HBCU Experience — a two-city tour that students said left them feeling fulfilled and engaged. The six-hour event drew approximately 400 students, alumni and staff to the
Organizers have canceled a major HBCU band showcase in Birmingham just days before its scheduled Sunday start. The Legends at Legion Field Battle of the Bands will not take place Sunday, Aug. 30, at historic Legion Field. Organizers announced the cancellation Saturday.
By Alicia Victoria Lozano The man accused of orchestrating rapper Tupac Shakur’s killing was convicted Monday of first-degree murder with use of a deadly weapon in the 1996 Las Vegas slaying. Following a nearly two-week trial, jurors unanimously found Duane “Keffe D” Davis,
The Legends at Legion Field Battle of the Bands showcase, planned for Sunday, was canceled days before the event. Organizers said low ticket sales forced them to cancel the show. The event was set to feature Alabama State University, Alabama A&M University,
