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Tuskegee Just Made 13 New Pilots. The Cockpit Is Still 95% White. – The Root Tuskegee aviation students were honored in a historic milestone with custom leather bomber jackets, adorned with replica patches from Tuskegee Airmen fighting squadrons.

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Don’t Wait Until They Become a Statistic: Why We Must Invest in Black Men Before the Headlines By Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis Guest Commentary Every time a young Black man is killed under tragic circumstances, our nation responds with remarkable generosity. Celebrities donate to grieving families.

🚨 The 2026 HBCU Homecoming Schedule is here! Every HBCU homecoming date, weekend, and event you need to plan around is now live.⁠ ⁠ 👀 ✈️ — Tell us in the comments which ones you hitting up??? — Start booking your flights, locking in hotels, and getting your fits ready — homecoming season 2026 is coming fast.⁠ ⁠ 👉 Tap the link in bio to read the full HBCU homecoming schedule, plus our complete classic game lists and event breakdowns for every school. Don’t miss a single date this season! ⁠ ⁠ 🔗 hbcubuzz.com/homecoming⁠ ⁠ #HBCUHomecoming #HomecomingSZN #HBCUPride #HBCUBuzz #HBCU

JCSU Alumni in Africa From Charlotte to Accra to Lagos — our Golden Bulls are proving tha...

PWI loses $1 Million scholarship to Howard University A $1 million scholarship endowment is moving to Howard University in response to changes in UNC System diversity policies.

Liberal Arts 3.0: The Power Shift in How We Think, Build, and Lead Liberal Arts 3.0 reframes the liberal arts not as a tradition to defend, but as the interdisciplinary infrastructure needed to solve complex problems in higher education, work, technology, and society.

Livingstone College president creates program for foster care youth Dr. Anthony Davis spent 17 years in foster care before becoming college president, now helps students through HOPE projectFor more Local News from WBTV: http...

The SIAC Sit-Down: Stepping Out Of The Booth | HBCUGameDay.com On this week's edition of The SIAC Sit Down, Sly and Jamie are join...

The Great Migration 2.0: An exodus of top Black student-athletes to HBCUs By Edmond W. Davis The original Great Migration (1910-1970) was one of the most consequential movements in American history. Between approximately 1910 and 1970, millions of African Americans fled the racial violence, voter suppression, economic exploitation, lynching, segregation, and legalized hum...