ONE Yard: The HBCU Experience, launches this fall
Urban One puts together an HBCU multi-city engagement tour.
HBCU football after dark: WSSU eyeing night-time attendance bump
Winston-Salem State is looking to get a big crowd with a pair of late night games.
HBCU Top 20: Forbes Names America’s Best in 2026
Forbes ranked the top 10 public and private HBCUs. Here is who made the list.
Hip-hop pioneer, HBCU professor headed to Hall of Fame
MC SHA-ROCK is heading into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame.
HBCU Football: CIAA picks Virginia Union to over JCSU
Despite being no. 1 in the Black College Football poll, Johnson C. Smith was picked to finish second.
HBCU basketball coach picks up 43 commits in 90 days
Jay Butler has hit the ground running trying to rebuild an HBCU legacy program.
The price of HBCU football: What fans will pay for tickets in 2026
Explore the evolving landscape of HBCU football tickets in 2026, offering diverse pricing and experiences for fans.
SWAC-TV releases its 2026 football schedule
SWAC-TV is coming back strong with a 50 game schedule for 2026.
Shaw Wins Eighth Straight CIAA Women’s Tennis Title
Shaw women’s tennis made HBCU history Saturday, capturing an
eighth consecutive CIAA championship with a 4-2 victory over Bluefield
State University at Virginia State University.
HBCU programs plundering D2 basketball via transfer portal
With P4 and mid-majors raiding their ranks from talent, HBCU programs, particularly in the MEAC, are hitting the D2 ranks.
HBCU teams to head to Virginia for Black College Invitational
The Division II teams for the Black College Invitational Championship are set.
Lamar Odom could be in mix for HBCU coaching gig
Lamar Odom has been contacted by at least one HBCU about its men’s basketball job, according to sources.
HBCU Flag Football Continues Rapid Rise With New Program
An HBCU adds women’s flag football as NCAA momentum builds, joining the fastest-growing sport ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
WSSU playing with purpose as it earns CIAA championship spot
WSSU plays inspired as it makes its first CIAA final since 2000.
Baltimore native finds HBCU home in CIAA and is thriving
Breasia Coit came to the CIAA as a ballgirl. But she’s leaving her mark on the court now.