The Latest Breaking News from HBCUs

ATLANTA -- Kyla Emory’s first introduction to a historically black college and university (HBCU) came from watching reruns of “A Different World.” That spinoff of “The Cosby Show” set at a fictional HBCU left her dreaming of attending a predominantly Black college.

After the latest entertaining meeting between the Tigers and Tennessee State, the popular series now sits in limbo as the HBCUs explore other possibilities.

Former players such as Kenny Anderson and Reggie Theus are working to bring historically black colleges back to prominence

Much of our higher education system is a glorified feeder for Lockheed Martin and other defense industry firms

Some historically Black colleges and universities have seen increases in application and enrollment numbers after years of decline.

With protections for race and gender under great threat, UCLA’s deputy Title IX director braces for the fight of her career.

A record-setting season, an unprecedented recruit, and a public quarrel with Nick Saban. It’s a new day for Coach Prime’s program, and for all HBCUs.

A collective shift in mindset from a deep pool of successful HBCU alumni may go a long way toward balancing the recruiting landscape.

Giving back what isn’t yours is a fundamental way of righting a wrong. Admitting mistakes and making amends is another. These are not controversial statements. But when it comes to American history and the fraught question of who profited from slavery and what, if anything, should be done about it…

Reginald Ruffin suggested Alabama schedule games against HBCU schools.

A $1 million scholarship fund from rapper Travis Scott’s foundation will help 100 students at historically Black colleges and universities graduate, the organization announced.