After a year off, one of the best parts of the black college experience is back. Take a look at our list of HBCU Homecoming 2021 dates.
HL 044: Allow Me to Reintroduce You to HBCUs
After meeting with members of Donald Trump’s administration Dr. Walter Kimbrough discussed the need for HBCU presidents to strike while the iron is hot.
Career Placement Tips for Recent Graduates
Do you know what you are going to do after you graduate college? The news is filled each day with stories of doom in the job market and increasingly high unemployment numbers. The crisis our nation faces with high unemployment is not one to take lightly, and as a recent graduate with limited experience, you […]
NCAA Eligible: 6 Mandatory Ways to Qualify for College Sports
If you are a high school senior and a student-athlete with hopes of continuing your athletic career in college…“you must register” to be NCAA eligible. You must register with the governing body of all college athletics. That would be the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The NCAA’s registration process determines whether you are eligible to participate […]
How Volunteering Can Make You Street Smart
Volunteering gives you the chance to develop insight on work ethics, dealing with others and honing your skills for your chosen career.
Freshmen Advice: How to Cope With Pre-College Stress
Having trouble getting through the time between leaving home and entering college? Here are tips to cope with the stress that comes with big life changes.
USDA Awards Over $18 Million to Improve HBCU Research Facilities
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced $18.9 million in awards to build or improve research facilities and equipment at 1890 Land-Grant HBCUs.
HL 037: Transitioning from High School to College with Dr. Vera Triplett
Dr. Vera Triplett joins the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast to discuss how students and parents deal with the transition to college.
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