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Israeli Artists at Xavier University Spark Global Cultural Exchange Israeli artists are building cultural bridges at Xavier University of Louisiana, the nation’s only Catholic HBCU, through a powerful arts residency that uses music as a vehicle for global dialogue, shared history, and mutual understanding. At a time when conversations about identity, faith, and geopolitics are […]
In their return to the floor following a 15-day hiatus, the Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA) men’s basketball team came out on the winning side in its Thursday night contest against North Texas-Dallas. The Gold Rush snapped a two-game losing streak, claiming a 73-62 win in their second Red River Athletic Conference (RRAC) contest of
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Written By Lexx Thornton The Religious Sisters of the Holy Spirit from Mazabuka, Zambia, led by Sister Juunza Mwangani and Sister Rosalia Sakayombo, have been chosen as the 2025 Opus Prize Laureate, presented with a $1 million award at Xavier University of Louisiana on Thursday. Nov. 13. The Opus Prize is an annual humanitarian award
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The Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA) men’s basketball team’s offseason continues with another substantial addition from the HBCU Athletic Conference (HBCUAC). Dillard guard Bentravin Phillips is heading to play for the Gold Rush in their final Red River Athletic Conference season. He joins two-time HBCUAC Player of the Year Jamal Gibson, who flipped from the
High-scoring HBCU basketball player transfers to fourth school Read More »
After three years in the Red River Athletic Conference (RRAC), Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA) has announced it is making the move to the Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC) following the 2025-2026 athletic season. “We are thrilled to welcome Xavier University of Louisiana as a full member of the SSAC beginning in 2026,” said SSAC
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Xavier University of Louisiana raised over $2 million at its Centennial Gala, presented by Ochsner Health. Hosted as part of the university’s 100th-anniversary fête to pay homage to a century of excellence and community impact, the event honored the historic legacy and ongoing contributions of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament and President Emeritus Dr.
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On May 1, 2025, HBCU Buzz hosted a vibrant and thought-provoking virtual roundtable titled Power, Purpose, and Pride, featuring London Brown, star of STARZ’s Power Book III: Raising Kanan. The conversation—streamed live —brought together current students, alumni, and supporters from across the HBCU community for a dialogue centered on Black storytelling, cultural pride, and the
Xavier University of Louisiana is poised to make history as it introduces co-ed rowing as an official varsity sport beginning in fall 2025, setting a precedent as the first-ever varsity-level rowing program at a Historically Black College or University. This pivotal announcement follows the successful development of the rowing program, which has spent the last
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In a commanding performance, the Gold Nuggets of Xavier University of Louisiana opened their game against Texas A&M-San Antonio with a strategy that paid off. The team went on to secure an 80-65 victory on Thursday evening. This triumph marked their 15th consecutive win, reinforcing their position at the top of the Red River Athletic
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A diving accident in 2016 left Mark Raymond Jr., an Xavier University alumnus, with limited mobility, requiring him to navigate his beloved New Orleans in a wheelchair. Struggling against inadequate accessibility standards, Raymond felt a wave of hopelessness. However, after confronting his emotions and reevaluating his purpose, he focused on advocacy. In 2018, two years
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