“We want to celebrate the success of all the student athletes and coaches in Black college sports and give them their own shine.”
Built for us, by us, historically black colleges, have certainly had their share of struggles since their inception in the 1800s. It has only been
The student protests at Howard University have entered its third week, drawing national attention.
In the early 1900s, sports were growing at predominantly white schools, but at those schools there were very few black athletes recruited. Sports have a
Now more than ever, there are more people turning to historically black colleges and universities for post-secondary education. The caliber of education you can receive
A lack of adequate and appropriate medical care is one of the biggest inequalities that continue to plague the black community. There are countless studies
When there is cause to celebrate, historically black colleges know how it’s done. Commencement is no exception; black students, many of whom are the first
Historically black colleges and universities, or HBCUs, in the United States have seen a steady increase in popularity over the last decade. With several events
Historically Black Colleges and Universities have been a big part of the economic and social structure of the United States for nearly 190 years. Many
There are more black men and women launching into the business world than ever. Many black entrepreneurs seek the solidarity and support of driven, like
For black people, the pursuit of justice and equality is seemingly endless. The Jim Crow days are far from ancient history, and while things have
Wouldn’t it be amazing to start your career debt-free? Well, that is unfortunately not the case for over half of the students in America.
