Unity Classic to be HBCUs newest showcase
A new HBCU Football Classic is headed to the Sunshine State.
HBCU facing accusations of improper behavior by ex-players
Former players at an HBCU are speaking about alleged mental, physical, and inappropriate behavior.
HBCU prospects eye opportunity in 2025 NFL Draft
The 2024 NFL draft marked the second time in four years that no players from HBCUs were selected. Meet the prospects looking to end that trend over the weekend.
HBCU expected to fill Limestone University football gap
WSSU is expected to fill a hole left on a schedule thanks to Limestone University’s program being disbanded.
HBCU track star makes WWE debut
Darci Khan has wasted little time going from the track to the squared circle.
HBCU homecoming: WSSU brings winner home
Tierra Terry returns home to take the reigns of the WSSU women’s basketball program after a succesful stint at another HBCU.
HBCU history made as WSSU claims flag football title
Winston-Salem State claimed the inaugural CIAA Flag Football championship as the historic season comes to a close.
Flag football for women rising at HBCUs
Women’s flag football is on the rise nationwide, and HBCUs are leading the way.
CIAA Coach of the Year resigns her post
Nadine Domond put together back to back 20 win seasons
HBCU parts ways with Coach of the Year
Fayetteville State says goodbye to coach with a 66 percent winning rate.
JCSU welcomes competition with historic matchups in 2025
The Golden Bulls enter year four under HC Maurice Flowers pushing the conventional boundaries of DII HBCU football scheduling with a history making first two weeks.
Championship games set for BCIC Tournament
The men’s and women’s titles will be decided on Saturday.
HBCU History: The breakup of the CIAA and creation of the MEAC
How a mix of competitive challenges, gains by the civil rights movement and a desire to create an elite group of HBCU athletics created
Charlotte-based HBCU basketball invitational shifts to D2 focus
The Black College Invitational Championship switches format as Division I HBCUs, particularly on the women’s side, have more options.
HBCU basketball gets eight in D2 NCAA Tournament
Eight HBCU teams — including five from the CIAA — are headed to the NCAA Tournament at the D2 level.