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Marshall Faulk reveals Parkinson’s Disease diagnosis, urges early care

Marshall Faulk, the Pro Football Hall of Famer leading Southern University’s HBCU football program, has revealed his Parkinson’s Disease diagnosis. The 53-year-old NFL legend discussed living with the condition on an episode of The Caring Neurologist with Dr. Sandeep Thakkar. The podcast

October 23, 2026
Sports

HBCU D2 poll gets shakeup with Benedict’s win over Edward Waters

The Edward Waters Tigers had a chance to make a statement. Traveling from their home in Jacksonville, Florida, to Columbia, South Carolina, to meet up with the Benedict Tigers at Charlie W. Johnson Stadium, they entered the game ranked No. 2 through

October 22, 2026
Sports

Coco Gauff’s $3M legacy initiative and HBCU endowments

Coco Gauff’s success on the tennis court has helped create opportunities for young players and college students across the United States. Following her 2023 US Open victory, the United States Tennis Association (USTA) committed $3 million to improve public tennis facilities nationwide.

October 22, 2026
Sports

HBCU Excellence Takes Center Stage at The African Open: Morgan State Claims the Crown SportsEventsSpecial Features

The African Open brought Howard University and Morgan State University together for an electrifying HBCU Professional Showcase, celebrating elite tennis talent, Black excellence, and the powerful connections between the African diaspora and historically Black colleges and universities. Morgan State emerged victorious, but

October 21, 2026October 21, 2026
Sports

Four MEAC Teams Ranked in Black College Football Poll

South Carolina State climbed to No. 3 in this week’s Black College Football Poll, followed by Morgan State at No. 4 and Delaware State at No. 5. Norfolk State also earned a top-10 ranking at No. 9, while Howard received votes. The

October 20, 2026
Sports

Tennessee State homecoming win takes on deeper meaning for Reggie Barlow

Tennessee State coach Reggie Barlow had plenty of reasons to celebrate after his team secured a signature victory on homecoming over HBCU No. 1 ranked Morgan State on Saturday. But the win carried a deeper meaning as Barlow navigated the loss of

October 19, 2026
Sports

Virginia Union ends Bowie State’s three-game win streak in decisive 48-7 victory

Virginia Union put an unceremonious halt to Bowie State’s three-game win streak, leaving Bulldog Stadium with a decisive 48-7 victory. The win marked Virginia Union’s fifth straight win over Bowie State, extending the longest win streak it has had over its CIAA

October 19, 2026
Sports

HBCU Is Building Momentum. Its Athletic Director Is Leaving.

Delaware State athletic director Tony Tucker is returning to St. Andrew’s School as the Hornets prepare for a major football showcase, a national leadership search and a $55 million facilities project. Delaware State University is building momentum across its athletic department, but

October 16, 2026
Sports

University of Maryland club tennis team suspended after sharing racist imagery

By Rebecca Cohen The University of Maryland club tennis team has been suspended indefinitely after it included a racist graphic in a weekend tournament program in College Park, the school said. UMD Recreation and Wellness said in a statement that the school

October 15, 2026
Sports

One Philly HBCU Week Event Schedule

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker announced the full schedule for One Philly HBCU Week 2026. This six-day event celebrates Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their history, culture, and success. From Monday, October 26, through Saturday, October 31, students, graduates, families, faith

October 14, 2026
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