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Marriott Leaders Bring Knowledge, Experience, and Advice During Howard University Student Visit

By Kevin C. Johnson Howard University undergraduate students pursuing careers in hospitality leadership received an up-close and immersive look inside Marriott International, the world’s largest travel company, with a day-long visit to the company’s global headquarters in Bethesda, Maryland. Accompanied by Omari Head, executive director at the Marriott-Sorenson Center for Hospitality at Howard University, 20 students embarked on the Sept. 21 visit to the sprawling high-rise building. The students, hailing from different departments and disciplines at Howard, sought direct exposure to Marriott leadership, professional skill building and more during this third year of Howard students visiting Marriott as part of

Livingstone College sees largest freshman class in nearly 150 years

Livingstone College welcomed its largest freshman class in nearly 150 years this semester, according to the college. The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education reports that Historically Black Colleges and Universities, or HBCUs, are seeing record enrollment while many colleges nationwide see an enrollment decline. Freshman reflects on choosing Livingstone College freshman Devin Adams was smiling when he checked into his dorm at Livingstone College this semester. He applied to 30 colleges and was not turned down by any of them but chose Livingstone. “When I came here on my tour – family that’s all it is. It is just

Benedict College receives $750,000 federal grant to continue Morgan Hall preservation

Benedict College has been awarded a $750,000 National Park Service grant to continue preservation work on Morgan Hall, the oldest building on the college’s campus. The three-year Morgan Hall Preservation Progression Project will build on the college’s initial National Park Service preservation grant awarded in 2018. Officials said the project will continue efforts to restore the historic building while maintaining its architectural character and structural integrity. “Morgan Hall is more than the oldest building on our campus; it is a living testament to the vision, courage, and determination of those who believed education would open doors of opportunity for generations

Lincoln Named No. 9 Public HBCU in 2027 U.S. News Rankings

The 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges Rankings has named Lincoln University of Pennsylvania the nation’s No. 9 Public Historically Black College & University (HBCU). As the first degree-granting Historically Black College and University, Lincoln University continues to stay devoted to providing students with a rigorous liberal arts education, giving them the knowledge and skillset to achieve their goals and aspirations. The university remains in the Top 20 for Best Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the country overall, rising one spot to No. 17 from its 2026 rankings of No. 18. Additionally, Lincoln University made several

Nike Gives HBCU Marching Bands Their Own Air Max Moment

At an HBCU football game, the scoreboard only tells part of the story. The drumline, the brass section, and the battle across the stands bring their own competition. Now, that HBCU band energy is getting the sneaker treatment. Nike’s upcoming Yardrunners collection brings HBCU pride to the Air Max 97, with school colors, band uniform-inspired insoles, and a whistle included with each pair. The collection features five institutions: Clark Atlanta University, North Carolina A&T State University, Tuskegee University, Coppin State University, and Mississippi Valley State University. Sneaker outlets report a Holiday 2026 release window. For sneakerheads, it’s a fresh take

Stillman announces its Head Football Coach and Athletic Director

Nearly two months after it was announced that the Stillman football program was returning after an 11-year absence, the team’s head coach and next athletic director have now been revealed. Former SIAC Coach of the Year Teddy Keaton will take the reins, returning to the position he held when the program was discontinued in 2015. In Keaton’s five seasons as head coach of the Tigers, he led the team to a 27-26 overall record (16-15 in SIAC competition), including a 7-4 first season that tied for the SIAC West division title. After a stint as the running backs coach at

DSU holds 4th Annual White Coat Ceremony

Courtesy of Delaware State University Delaware State University students received more than white coats at the University’s 4th Annual White Coat Ceremony. They also received advice from health care professionals who have already traveled many of the paths they hope to follow. Held Tuesday, September 29, the ceremony brought together students from the College of Agriculture, Science and Technology and the Wesley College of Health and Behavioral Sciences to mark the beginning of their academic and professional journeys in health care. Before a panel of health care professionals took the stage, Dr. R. Christopher Mason, chair of the Department of Public and

The High Cost HBCU Homecoming Attendance Is Changing the Tradition

There was a time when Homecoming at our historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs)meant one thing: everybody was coming home. Students, alumni, cousins, aunties, old classmates and the friend of somebody’s cousin who somehow got a tailgate pass. Now, “coming home” is starting to look like shelling out hundreds on a simple concert ticket and football game, which leaves students out. Video will return here when scrolled back into view A new look at 2026 HBCU football ticket prices  shows just how much the experience is changing. Alabama A&M University’s Legacy Club package is listed at $1,875. Delaware State’s VIP

Two Texas HBCUs collect over $8 million in funding

Two of Texas’ largest historically Black universities are set to receive a combined $8.7 million in federal funding through a U.S. Department of Education program supporting HBCUs. Texas Southern University will receive $4.2 million, while Prairie View A&M University will receive $4.5 million through the Supplemental Historically Black Colleges and Universities Mandatory Grants program, according to a Sept. 24 announcement from the office of U.S. Rep. Christian D. Menefee of Texas. The federal program provides additional funding designed to strengthen HBCU institutions and expand educational opportunities for students. Texas Southern receives $4.2 million Texas Southern, located in Houston’s Third Ward,

Clark Atlanta Sets Off The Semester Right With ONE YARD: The HBCU Experience

Kicking off the semester in true HBCU fashion, the campus at Clark Atlanta University came alive with a celebration of culture, legacy, and community to welcome students back to the yard. ONE YARD: The HBCU Experience pulled up to the storied institution on Sept. 2nd for the final stop of its HBCU campus tour. Set up in the heart of Atlanta, the event welcomed more than 1,000 students from Clark Atlanta and AUC Consortium schools including Morehouse and Spelman — all part of the village that bonds HBCU campuses in Atlanta and across the nation. Students and guests enjoyed a

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