Homecoming weekends in many battleground states had extra significance this year, weeks before the Nov. 5 election.

Meet OCCC President Mautra Jones, who believes in providing resources to help students cope with difficulties that set up ...

It's simple, the numbers don’t lie. Less than 10% of Black students are enrolled in design colleges and universities across the country. For decades, this underrepresentation has served as both a ...

The N.C. A&T Bookstore will offer an expanded assortment of Aggie apparel, gifts, school supplies and ... and one of the top-ranked public Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) ...

Historically Black schools that are most selective Each college has its own method of choosing which students to admit, and the selection process is particularly competitive at some historically ...

Step into the dynamic world of fashion at the University of Delaware's Department of Fashion and Apparel Studies. Our cutting-edge program equips you with the skills and knowledge to thrive in the ...

and State Farm® are shining a light on the golf talent at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) with the inaugural Eastside Golf Collegiate Invitational presented by State Farm.

The cause of the fire was not known Monday night, he said. Knoxville College is a small HBCU, or historically Black college or university, founded in 1875. It lost its national accreditation in ...

HBCU Legends and Black Sports Insiders interviews black college football coaches in postgame ind on-field interviews in Week 7. Kyle T. Mosley is the host with Coach Daryl Steward on the line ...

and we get an opportunity to celebrate the best in black college basketball during Final Four weekend." Twenty-four women and twenty-four men will participate in the 2025 HBCU All-Star Games ...

Young Americans could play a crucial role in the US presidential race, with many voting for the first time. Read more at ...

Students at Black US Colleges Wield Political Power ... has inspired younger generations. Harris, the HBCU's most famous alumna, was featured on clothing, pins and other merchandise.