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Become a Part of The HBCU Legacy

Did you graduate from a historically black college or university? You are not alone: there are millions of HBCU alumni across the United States, and every graduate plays an important role in shaping HBCU culture, values, and traditions for the next generation of African-American college students. If you are a historically black college or university alumni, HBCU Lifestyle will help you connect with other graduates, find one-of-a-kind merchandise, and share your successes with the HBCU community.

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Honda Battle of the Bands 2018: Eight HBCUs Chosen to Perform in ATL

The top eight HBCU marching bands will perform at the 16th annual Honda Battle of the Bands Invitational Showcase in Atlanta on January 27, 2018.

HL 050: Grammy Award-Winning Producer 9th Wonder

9th Wonder visits the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast to discuss his journey from North Carolina Central student to Grammy Award-winning producer and lecturer.

HL 049: Travis Martin Behind the Desk of Student Affairs

Travis Martin joins the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast to talk about his path from student leader Mississippi Valley State to a university student affairs leader.

HL 048: Tips for Managing the Journey from HBCU to Doctorate

Halima Leak Francis joins the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast to help HBCU students and alumni figure out the best way to manage the process of earning a doctorate.

A Love Letter to Cheyney University

Dr. Larry Walker pens a love letter to his alma mater to create a counter-narrative to challenge critics of Cheyney University.

HL 047: How Grambling Built a Trailblazer in Louisiana

Steven Jackson, the youngest elected to the Caddo Parish Commission, tells the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast that Grambling State prepared him for public service.

HL 046: How An HBCU Experience Lead to a Job Offer from Google

Alabama State alumna Jamie Coleman joins the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast to discuss how her HBCU experience led to a job offer from Google.

HL 045: Dr. Charlie Nelms on How HBCU Leaders Manage Public Adversity

Dr. Charlie Nelms joined the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast to discuss HBCU leaders during public scrutiny of their institutions and how they can manage adversity.