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Under Armour Celebrates HBCUs with ‘Sisterhood in Style’

Written By Lexx Thornton Under Armour has launched a new HBCU-focused social media campaign, “Sisterhood inStyle,” to celebrate the Spring/Summer release of its latest lifestyle sneaker, the UA Echo. The campaign spotlights historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and Greek life.Shot on the campuses of Bowie State University and Morgan State University, the series highlights the creative energy and cultural pride found at these Maryland-based institutions. Baltimore photographer Devin Allen led the visual production. His work captures members ofAlpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.—the first Black Greek-letter sorority for college women—styled in bold and expressive outfits. These looks honor deep traditions

FAMU AD Angela Suggs Arrested on Fraud, Theft Charges

Florida A&M University (FAMU) Vice President and Director of Athletics Angela Suggs was booked into the Leon County Jail after voluntarily submitting herself for fraud and larceny charges related to her former job as President and CEO for the Florida Sports Foundation.  The arrest was a result of what was investigated by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE). Angela Suggs is a celebrated FAMU alum who has been upstanding in her community and with the alumni base.  She was hired in September of 2024.  She tackled several short-term issues and was beginning to concentrate on long-term goals in the midst of a presidential search

ASU Mourns Beloved Band Leader Charles Goodwin III

The Alabama State University community is mourning the loss of Charles Goodwin III. The assistant director of the world-renowned Mighty Marching Hornets band. Goodwin’s passing, announced by the university, has sparked an outpouring of grief and remembrance from across the HBCU band world and beyond. “It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Charles Goodwin III. An assistant director of the Mighty Marching Hornets,” Alabama State University said in a statement. “His passion, leadership, and dedication to Alabama State University’s musical excellence left an indelible mark on generations of students and the Hornet Nation.” Goodwin was more than a

Top Universities Back Harvard in $2.2B Funding Lawsuit

By Michael T. Neitzel A group of the nation’s leading research universities has requested that a federal judge allow them to file a legal brief supporting Harvard University’s lawsuit against the Trump administration over more than $2 billion in frozen federal grant money. The 18 institutions requesting permission to file an amicus curiae (or “friend of the court”) brief are: Boston University; Brown University; California Institute of Technology; Colorado State University; Dartmouth College; Johns Hopkins University; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Michigan State University; Oregon State University; Princeton University; Rice University; Rutgers University; Tufts University; University of Maryland, College Park; University of Oregon;

HBCU Athletes Gain Career Insight at 2025 Chicago Summit

For Anaya Martin, being nominated to attend the Black Student-Athlete Summit came at the perfect time in her career. “We talked about life after athletics,” said the Tuskegee track and field student-athlete who finished her sophomore year on the team. “You have to think about (the future) now before it even happens. If you wait, it’s gonna be too late. “That was a great eye-opener. You see so many eye-openers being here, and it kind of helps you realize that you’re not alone.” The NCAA office of inclusion sponsored four student-athletes from historically Black colleges and universities to attend the

TSU AD Kevin Granger Denies Sexual Assault Allegations

Texas Southern Athletic Director Kevin Granger is denying all allegations of sexual assault after a lawsuit was filed by Tony Buzbee’s law firm. Granger has been placed on leave as the university continues to investigate the incident. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of a Texas Southern staff member who alleges that Granger groped her vagina and breast and used vulgar language towards her while she was in his office. Granger is being represented by Attorney Letitia Quinones-Hollins, who released a statement saying that the claims against Granger are untrue. “These are serious allegations, and they deserve a serious response, which we will make at

JSU Alumni Demand Transparency in President Search

Jackson State University alumni are ramping up pressure on Mississippi officials to ensure a fair and transparent search for the next president of the HBCU. Through an initiative called Thee 1877 Project, supporters launched the “For a Better JSU” email campaign this week, urging students, faculty and alumni to contact the Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) board and state lawmakers. The group says the last three JSU presidents were chosen through a process that lacked openness and community involvement. “For too long the leadership selection process at JSU has failed the institution and its stakeholders,” the group said on its website,

Alpha Phi Alpha Launches Heroic Comic Series Debut

Written By Lexx Thornton Being first isn’t something new to this fraternity. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. has announced the release of Issue 1 of its groundbreaking comic book series,The Men of Distinction–AlphaPhi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.According to the fraternity, the project blends the fraternity’s historic legacy with a dynamic and imaginative take on superhero storytelling. In a post published to the Fraternity’s official Facebook page, Alpha Phi Alpha described the series as a fictional reimagining of its college leadership, where five Regional Assistant VicePresidents are transformed into heroes endowed with powers derived from an ancient mystical lineage. These characters—Kendall “Brick”

Meharry, Church Unite for $310M Memphis Health Project

Meharry Medical College is partnering with Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church for its $310 million redevelopment plan. Healthcare is not easily accessible for every person who lives in Memphis, especially for individuals who live in rural or low-income communities. However, a new partnership with Meharry Medical College and Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church could turn things around. It was announced just days after Pastor J. Lawrence Turner unveiled a $310M redevelopment plan for the church’s Midtown campus. Turner tells WREG that a portion of the project will include medical offices, fitness centers and other types of health-focused facilities. “We came up with

Clark Atlanta Breaks Ground on $12M Student Success Center

Written By Lexx Thornton Nearly three years ago, the Board of Trustees of Clark Atlanta University (CAU) announced that the institution would construct three new campus facilities, including a new student success center. The new construction of the student center has officially started. It’s the first new construction in 20 years.   The school announced that the groundbreaking ceremony was taking place May 15, and according to University President George French Jr., “We are ready to go.” When the announcement took place in October 2023, the school stated that the new center would help streamline resources and programs to support the

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