Categories: HBCU Alum, HBCU Grad Reflections, Inspiration
Class of 2025 Speaks: 16 Graduates Reflect on their HBCU Journeys
As the tassels turn and diplomas are framed, the HBCU Class of 2025 is walking away with more than just…
Category: HBCU Grad Reflections
Categories: HBCU Alum, HBCU Grad Reflections, Inspiration
“It’s Never Too Late”: How Artrisia Edwards Graduated from Morris Brown at 56 and Redefined What HBCU Excellence Looks Like
At 56 years old, Artrisia Edwards didn’t just walk across the graduation stage—she walked into her purpose. A grandmother, working woman, and…
Categories: HBCU Grad Reflections
What My HBCU Taught Me: Christian Locke of Wilberforce University Reflects on the Journey
“What My HBCU Taught Me” isn’t just a phrase—it’s a reflection of the growth, leadership, and legacy that defines the…
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This HBCU Grad Started a Financial Literacy Business as a College Student at VSU
Throughout history, HBCUs have provided safe havens, fostering environments where African American students could thrive and excel academically, while simultaneously…
Categories: HBCU Grad Reflections
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…
Categories: HBCU Grad Reflections
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…