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Which MEAC Basketball Job Is the Best — And Which Is the Hardest?

It's the middle that makes the MEAC work.

T.I. a part of major wave of donations for HBCU

Morris Brown President Kevin James celebrated more than $800,000 in new donations from entertainer T.I., a Georgia Congresswoman and others on Wednesday. ...

Virginia Tech commit flips to HBCU

HBCU recruiting got a jolt on January 23, 2026, when Virginia Tech tight end commit Isaiah Pina flipped his pledge to Southern University. Southern University lands...

Baltimore and the CIAA: A match made in HBCU basketball heaven

The CIAA and Baltimore are locked in through 2029 and both parties are excited about the partnership. Here's why it works.

Washington Commanders name local HBCU product DC

Daronte Jones, the new Washington Commander defensive coordinator, is firmly tied to HBCUs.

HBCU runner-up to face challenging schedule, including P4

Prairie View A&M will look to build off a historic 2025 season.

Reggie Theus Extension, Promotion Signal Stability at Bethune-Cookman

Bethune-Cookman extends Reggie Theus and elevates him to Vice President of Athletics, reinforcing stability and long-term vision across Wildcat programs.

HBCU could soon have federal funding restored after 105 years

Hampton University could soon have key federal designations and finances restored after 105 years.

HBCU appears to reinstate president one week after firing

One week after announcing he had been fired, Dr. Kevin James is apparently back as president at Morris Brown College.

Former FAMU Teammates Advance in NFL Playoffs

Former Florida A&M stars Xavier Smith and Terrell Jennings advance to NFL conference championships as HBCU talent continues to shine.

An HBCU Plays the Gauntlet to Get Ready for MEAC Play

Coppin State women’s basketball didn’t ease into the season. Instead, Coppin State chose the gauntlet — a demanding nonconference schedule that tested...