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Wednesday, July 7, 2021

Former SAU Women's Star Hurdler Going To Tokyo Olympics

ESPN's 'First Take' coming to Memphis Sept. 10 ahead of Southern Heritage Classic

‘The democracy is not perfect’: Howard University’s president leans into political battles

Former West Virginia University 5-Star Tennis Recruit Amber Fuller transfers to Norfolk State!

She arrives at NSU after competing as a freshman in 2021 at WVU.

Healy-Silcott Named Howard Bison's Lacrosse Coach

NCCU takes on NC A&T for vaccination bragging rights

Wiley College receives fourth $100,000 annual installment from Denzel Washington's foundation

NSU Spartan Men Earn 3 Spots on VaSID All-State Track Team

UAPB MBB new head coach Solomon Bozemon joined the Mike Prince Show to talk about the direction of the Golden Lions basketball squad.

JSU student-athlete Adell Colthrust to represent Trinidad and Tobago at Tokyo Olympics

Shout-out to incoming @ChiStateWBB guard Aaliyah Collins on winning the @EverettHerald Player of the Year honor!

Miller to be Inducted into ABCA Hall of Fame

"It feels great": Florida Panhandle Female Athlete of the Year Erin Turral reflects on career

FAMU student-athletes celebrate cultural awareness, new level of competition of playing in the SWAC

"Prime Time" reeling them in.

‘A Place That Was Built For Us’: How Howard U. Landed Nikole Hannah-Jones

Alabama A&M Bowling Notches Three on NTCA All-Academic Team; Earns Team Academic Honor

HU alum and @nflnetwork reporter Steve Wyche shares the impact of HBCUs on the NFL

Tornadoes alum named Daleville new girls’ basketball coach

Coppin State/Ghanaian sprint sensation Joseph Paul Amoah has confirmed, he will be focusing on his preferred events 200m and 4x100m during this Summer’s Olympic Games in Tokyo,

CC Sabathia on the pressure Black athletes face to play baseball ‘the white way’

Tropical storm Elsa high winds and flooding rains doesn't slow excitement for FAMU Marching 100 Summer Band Camp (Video)

Nikole Hannah-Jones: UNC Denying Me Tenure ‘Confirms My Life’s Work’

 
Nikole Hannah-Jones and Ta-Nehisi Coates discuss joining Howard University’s faculty this fall. Nikole Hannah-Jones explains why she chose to go to Howard University after being offered tenure at UNC-Chapel Hill, after this institution first denied tenure to this celebrated journalist, leading to a public outcry.
The $5 million grant from the Knight Foundation, the third funder, will include a $500,000 investment to launch a symposium that aims to strengthen the teaching of journalism across various historically Black colleges and universities, according to a statement from the foundation, which has an endowed chair of journalism at Florida A&M University, which is also a historically Black college.

BREAKING: We welcome Reggie Theus to Bethune-Cookman!