Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson has donated $250,000 to the Johnson C. Smith University President’s Gap scholarship fund that helps students with college costs, the school announced Tuesday.
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Tallahassee Police: Alleged Yeti Rape Footage Not Produced at FAMU
Tallahassee Police say that footage showing an alleged rape was not captured or shared on Florida A&M University’s campus, contradicting several reports and social media activity which peaked last night about the incident.
VIDEO – FAMU Students Explore Media Depiction of Black Women
Florida A&M University students Widson Charlemont and Javonni Hampton have released “Shades: Between the World and a Black Girl,” a documentary short exploring images, narratives and perspectives of black women as represented in mass media.
Louisiana Gov. Elect to Keynote Southern Commencement
Only weeks before he officially takes office as the fifty-sixth Governor of the State of Louisiana, Governor-Elect John Bel Edwards will address the Fall 2015 graduating class of Southern University Baton Rouge, Friday, December 11, 2015, in the University’s F.G. Clark Activity Center, at 10:30 a.m.
VIDEO – KG The Artist Releases 'HBCU Anthem' Benefit Record for South Carolina State
KG The Artist, a South Carolina State University alumnus, has digitally released his latest record, HBCU Anthem in support of his alma mater and black colleges nationwide.
Alcorn State Wins Second-Straight SWAC Football Championship
A crowd of 40,352 witnessed a record-setting day by Alcorn State as the Braves prevailed 49-21 over Grambling State to claim the 2015 Southwestern Athletic Conference Football Championship, becoming the first repeat champion since the 2000-2002 Grambling State Tigers.
HBCU Digest Podcast Series – NCCU's Debra Parker and Robert Wortham
Dr. Debra O. Parker, Dean, North Carolina Central University College of Behavioral and Social Sciences and Associate Dean Dr. Robert Wortham discuss the university’s new EndZone Initiative, a plan to help stop-out students re-enroll and graduate.
Howard's Joel Rhone Selected for International Marshall Scholarship
Rhone will research African-American literature, particularly its impact on, and depiction of, the African-American church. Rhone represents the second candidate to have ever been chosen from Howard University.
Facing Financial Strain, Stillman Eliminates Football Program
Stillman College in Tuscaloosa has dropped their football program and all other athletic programs except for men and women’s basketball due to financial challenges, the school’s president announced on Thursday.
Air Force Reserve Signs On as Celebration Bowl Title Sponsor
Air Force Reserve will join the new Celebration Bowl as title sponsor of the game that will open the college football bowl season.
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