Maryland Public Television continues its ambitious celebration of historically Black colleges and universities this fall with eight new short films and primetime documentary programming that brings the rich artistic traditions of these institutions directly into American homes. The third year of HBCU Week NOW represents a significant expansion of storytelling that honors these unique national resources. The initiative, supported by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Morgan State University’s Center for Maryland History Films, showcases the enduring contributions of institutions that have educated luminaries, including former Vice President Kamala Harris, Oprah Winfrey, Samuel L. Jackson, and countless other leaders. The
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