A record number of football fans attended HBCU Classics this year, and five HBCU Football Classics made our list based on attendance in 2017.
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Are you a student at a historically black college or university? You are not alone: approximately 300,000 students are enrolled at HBCUs across the United States, and they all want to find classes, sports, activities, and internships that will help them prepare for life after graduation.
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Latest Posts
THE QUAD Internship Program Prepares HBCU Students for TV Careers
The producers of the BET drama The Quad have selected eight students from HBCUs to participate in a paid internship program during season two.
#HBCURising Tour to Launch Documentary Screenings at HBCUs
The #HBCURising Campus Tour features screenings and talks with director Stanley Nelson and others about the history, legacy, and future of HBCUs.
HBCU Homecoming Football Schedule 2017
The HBCU Homecoming event is one of the best parts of the Black College experience for students, faculty, and alumni. See our list of dates to attend.
Coleman Love Thrives in Pittsburgh
Roland and Bethany Criswell are partners in life, business, and service.Their partnership reflects a life of community, philanthropy, and entrepreneurship.
Maximizing Your STEM Internship or Summer Research Opportunity
Spending summer working in the STEM field? It is important to make the most of your opportunity. Here are tips on how to maximize your experience.
“Burning Sands”: A Conversation About Hazing in Black Greek Life
The film “Burning Sands” forces an honest discussion among Black Greek fraternity and sorority members and candidates about hazing.
Bentonville Film Festival Announces Internship for HBCU Media Students
The Bentonville Film Festival is offering a week-long, experience across departments introducing interns to methods of championing diversity and inclusion.
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