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Howard University Men’s Summit Empowers Brotherhood and Black Male Leadership

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Howard University Men’s Summit Brings Brotherhood to the Yard WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Howard University Men’s Summit brought students together at Howard University for a focused conversation on brotherhood, accountability, and leadership development during Black History Month. Designed as a space for reflection and action, the Howard University Men’s Summit centered on empowering Black male […]

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Buddhist ‘Walk for Peace’ Pilgrimage Touches Virginia HBCUs, Sparking Reflection and Unity

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A powerful symbol of reflection and unity made its way through historically Black universities in Virginia earlier this week as a group of Buddhist monks on a national pilgrimage stopped at two HBCU campuses during their nationwide Walk for Peace. The journey — a roughly 2,300-mile trek from Texas to Washington, D.C., led by monks

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Jacque Aye Announces Free Virtual Black Girl Book Fair Spotlighting Black Fantasy Authors

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The Black Girl Book Fair will host a free one-day online book fair featuring Black voices in adult fantasy fiction on April 25, 2026. The free online book fair will promote the work of black writers who have traditionally been excluded from the mainstream publishing world. The online book fair will include an interactive clickable

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HBCU Graduates Bring College Inspiration to Kids in Wichita

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HBCU Graduates in Wichita Create Pathways to Higher Education HBCU graduates are bringing college inspiration to kids in Wichita through a powerful community-driven initiative designed to expose young students to the possibilities of higher education and the transformative impact of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Led by the Wichita HBCU Alumni Collective, the event brought

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Why Everyone’s Talking About Ultimate Group Chat Right Now

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If you’ve been paying attention, you’ve probably noticed more creators, founders, and culture-drivers moving their conversations off timelines and into private spaces. The reason is simple: the real connections are happening behind the scenes. That’s exactly what Ultimate Group Chat is tapping into. In a moment where people are craving real connection—not just timelines and

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Live Nation Urban & Student Freedom Initiative Announce HBCU Aware Fest

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ATLANTA, GA — Live Nation Urban and Student Freedom Initiative announce HBCU AWARE FEST, a historic celebration where culture meets purpose. Anchored by a multi-act concert at State Farm Arena on March 26, 2026, HBCU Aware Fest is designed to raise life-changing funds to address the student debt crisis disproportionately impacting HBCU students nationwide. This

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HBCU First LOOK Film Festival Returns to Howard University with Ryan Coogler, Lynn Whitfield, and Marsai Martin

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The HBCU First LOOK Film Festival is returning to Howard University from November 6–8, bringing together a star-studded lineup of Black creatives and film industry leaders for a three-day celebration of storytelling, culture, and opportunity. The 2025 theme, “Elevate Future Storytellers,” reflects the festival’s mission to create pathways for HBCU students pursuing careers in film,

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Black women of faith must save ourselves and the future of Simmons College

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Mayor Craig Greenberg discusses Simmons College’s impact in Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and Simmons College of Kentucky President Kevin Cosby speak at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the school’s new residence hall. The Baptist Women’s Educational Convention, Inc. (BWEC, Inc.) is a national organization aimed at empowering Black women and supporting Historically Black Colleges and Universities

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The Black Effect Podcast Network Celebrates Five Years of Amplifying Black Voices

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Media personality Charlamagne tha God and iHeartRadio marked a milestone on Tuesday, October 7th, highlighting the 5th anniversary of The Black Effect Podcast Network. The evening marked half a decade of the network doing exactly what it set out to do, including elevating, amplifying, and empowering Black voices through storytelling that celebrates the culture, challenges

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Woodruff Arts Center to host third annual HBCU AccessFest on Oct. 11

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The Woodruff Arts Center in Midtown will host its annual “HBCU AccessFest: College and Arts Fair” on Saturday, Oct. 11, from 1 to 5 p.m. Now in its third year, the event provides resources to attendees seeking higher education, mentorship and/or career pathways by connecting them with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and various

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