Latest Updates Around The World
Through BLACK ENTERPRISE editors February 28, 2026 Wilson died as a result of a tragic hazing incident. By Robert Heuvel Southern University has announced that late student Caleb Wilson will posthumously receive his bachelor’s degree during the spring 2026 commencement. Following the one-year anniversary of the death of 20-year-old engineer Wilson, Southern University remains committed […]
Through BLACK ENTERPRISE editors February 14, 2026 Gunfire broke out in the Hugine Suites complex, a student neighborhood, and the campus was placed on lockdown. By Robert Heuvel Shots were fired on the campus of South Carolina State University, halting campus activity from February 13 to 16. On the night of February 12, two men […]
Through Jeroslyn JoVonn February 3, 2026 “I am at a loss for words and I am angry about the way I was violated and treated today,” Benjy Taylor said. Morehouse College is facing fines from the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) after a school security guard handcuffed Tuskegee basketball coach Benjy Taylor following a men’s […]
Through BLACK ENTERPRISE editors November 15, 2025 The University of the District of Columbia is rising in the HBCU rankings and redefining access. Written by Sean Mitchell The University of the District of Columbia (UDC), Washington, DC’s only public university and the nation’s only urban land-grant HBCU, has reached a major milestone, ranking 18th among […]
Through Jameelah Mullen November 7, 2025 A rivalry that combines history and camaraderie It’s about to happen on Saturday, November 8, when two HBCUs, Johnson C. Smith University and Livingstone College, compete in the Commemorative Classic. This game honors the first HBCU game in history, played 133 years ago. It started just two days after […]
Through Mitti Hicks October 30, 2025 The college sold four of the six murals by Black American Artist Hale A. Woodruff. Alabama’s first private historically black college, Talladega College, has sold its historic collection of works by black American artist Hale A. Woodruff amid financial troubles. The council sold four of Woodruff’s six murals after […]
Through Well, Abdur-Rahman July 24, 2025 The “Hip Hop Prez” will play its expertise about black Greek life and the former leadership history. A former HBCU president brings his leadership talents to the United Negro College Fund in his last appointment. The UNCF will Dr. Bringing Walter M. Kimbrough as his new Executive Vice President […]
Through Kandiss Edwards July 12, 2025 Morehouse graduated, Alex Maganda, is held in an ice -prisoner center. The HBCU community bundles resources and increases the alarm. Alumni and students of Morehouse College gathered after former football player Alex Maganda was held by American immigration and customs enforcement outside Dallas, Texas. Maganda, who graduated with the […]
Through Jamoreelah Mullen July 3, 2025 Morgan State University increases its global influence. Morgan State University became the first HBCU to present a solo pavilion to the Biennale of the 2025 architecture, the prestigious event with global architectural works with his Recall and answer Installation. Inspired by West -African traditions, the Recall and answer Pavilion […]
Through Kandiss Edwards June 29, 2025 Edward Waters University receives a record number of requests for the upcoming autumn 2025 academic term. Edward Waters University, a historic black college or university, will receive a record number of requests for the upcoming academic term of the autumn 2025. The HBCU has announced that it has received […]
