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Congress bill includes major sports media investment for HBCUs

Congress could give HBCUs new federal support for sports broadcasting, broadband technology and student journalism through The Protect College Sports Act of...

Jackson State Community Mourns Recently Graduated Football Player

Former Jackson State defensive back Levi Wyatt Jr. has died at 23. The recently graduated Tiger is being remembered across Mississippi’s football...

R&B legend Johnny Gill to perform ahead of HBCU football classic

Johnny Gill is bringing another dose of New Edition star power to an HBCU athletics event. The Grammy-nominated R&B singer is expected...

North Carolina A&T homecoming causing hotel price surge

North Carolina A&T's centennial homecoming is causing a pricing surge as Greensboro braces for a huge influx of travelers.

NCAA hits HBCU with penalty involving Washington Commanders RB

Alabama State received three years of NCAA probation over altered 2019 statistics tied to Jacory Croskey-Merritt’s eligibility case. ASU says Arizona received...

Tuskegee University dress code sparks debate among HBCU readers

Readers respond to Tuskegee University's dress code, which has caught attention beyond HBCU circles.

Howard University says some re-instated while most still not enrolled

Howard University is working to evaluate whether students were properly removed from the incoming 2030 Howard class.

Tennessee State names interim AD as investigation goes on

Tennessee State has placed an interim atop its athletics department in the midst of transition.

HBCU Football: Ted White Wants Howard Football to Reflect Howard University

Howard head coach Ted White inherited a championship-caliber program, but his vision extends beyond wins. During MEAC Football Media Day, White explained...