Posted on: May 26, 2023 Posted by: Historically Black Since Comments: 0

From Oakwood University to LA with $2,000: Austun Reid Tells His Story

Throughout history, HBCUs have provided safe havens, fostering environments where African American students could thrive and excel academically, while simultaneously nurturing their cultural identity and sense of belonging. These institutions have instilled a profound sense of purpose and ambition, empowering graduates to make lasting impacts in their communities and beyond. In our HBCU grad reflection article series, we delve into the stories and experiences of HBCU graduates, allowing their voices…

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Posted on: May 16, 2023 Posted by: Historically Black Since Comments: 0

From PWI to HBCU Grad: Texas Southern University Alum Erykah Jones Tells Her Story

Throughout history, HBCUs have provided safe havens, fostering environments where African American students could thrive and excel academically, while simultaneously nurturing their cultural identity and sense of belonging. These institutions have instilled a profound sense of purpose and ambition, empowering graduates to make lasting impacts in their communities and beyond. In our HBCU grad reflection article series, we delve into the stories and experiences of HBCU graduates, allowing their voices…

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Posted on: May 14, 2023 Posted by: Historically Black Since Comments: 0

Celebrating Motherhood: HBCU Moms Speak on Motherhood and Mental Health

Motherhood is a beautiful journey filled with joy, love, and countless rewarding moments. Yet, it is also an experience that comes with its fair share of challenges, and prioritizing mental health becomes crucial for every mother. In this article, we delve into the stories and wisdom of mothers from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), exploring their unique perspectives on the intersection of motherhood and mental well-being. Through candid interviews…

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Posted on: April 5, 2023 Posted by: Historically Black Since Comments: 0

The HBCU All Star Game on April 2nd at Texas Southern University Attracts Over 4,000 People

With lines from the arena doors to the parking lot, Houston basketball and HBCU fans showed up and showed out in support of the 2nd Annual CBS Live Streamed HBCU All-Star Game on Sunday, April 2nd. Attendees dressed in their best HBCU and Greek Organization attire flooded the arena with so much energy and excitement, many were heard describing the experience as a classic HBCU Homecoming! Prairie View A&M University’s…

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Posted on: March 22, 2023 Posted by: Historically Black Since Comments: 0

30 Years Later: How Morgan State University Created a Lifelong Bond Between These Five Friends in Film

Lifelong memories, experiences and friendships are just a few of the elements that make up the college experience. Having these moments at an HBCU just heightens these elements to a whole new level. For five Morgan State University alum, their bond of friendship began 30 years ago over their shared love of film and television production. Chris Bonner c/o 92 , Doreen Spicer, Andre Tyler, Lenny Rice c/o 93 and Steven May…

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Posted on: March 1, 2023 Posted by: Historically Black Since Comments: 0

WSSU and ECSU Take Home the CIAA Basketball Championship 2023

The city of Baltimore, Maryland was filled with HBCU pride, for the CIAA basketball tournament, which took place from Feb 21-25 2023. CIAA fans lined up all week leading up to the final championship game that took place on Saturday. Special guest included music artist Lil Mo, and Tamar Braxton who both performed during the championship halftimes shows, along with legendary producer and rapper Doug E. Fresh. For the women’s game,…

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Posted on: February 2, 2023 Posted by: Historically Black Since Comments: 0

Comedian Kilara Speaks on Being a Japanese Student at an HBCU, Comedy and More

In this interview, we speak with Japanese comedian Kilara, who made the bold decision to leave Japan to attend an HBCU (Hampton University) against her parents’ approval. Kilara applied to a few different HBCUs, but ultimately decided on Hampton University. Interviewed by Darryl “DC” Chambers @onenonlydc Follow Kilara on social media here – https://instagram.com/kilaracomedy?igshid=MDM4ZDc5MmU= Watch the full interview below:

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Posted on: January 13, 2023 Posted by: Historically Black Since Comments: 0

Meet the Couple That Created a Battle of the Bands Event to Raise Money for HBCU Students 

HBCU Homecomings  are an annual time filled with lifetime memories of friendship, fun and for those lucky few, love. This was the case for Frank and La Keisha Johnson, who met on the HBCU campus of Johnson C. Smith University during homecoming in 2007. Although they didn’t cross paths again until about a year and a half later at a  church, their story was fated from the start. LaKeisha recalls that…

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Posted on: January 4, 2023 Posted by: Historically Black Since Comments: 0

This HBCU Student Became the UDC Miss Junior at the Age of 42

Being a college student is a challenge in itself, but being a non-traditional student can come with its own set of challenges. It’s common to see most people completing their college career in their early to mid twenties, unless they are in a highly specialized field that needs additional training. However, as with life, everyone’s educational journey won’t look the same. Some people may start their journey in a “traditional” way right after high…

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