Dr. Frederick S. Humphries, the eighth president of Florida A&M University (FAMU), died at his home in Orlando on June 24. He was 85.
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.
Tennessee State Welcomes Largest Freshman Class in School History
More than 1,500 first-year students were inducted during the 2017 freshman convocation in Kean Hall on the campus of Tennessee State University.
HBCUs Hold Solar Eclipse Watch Parties
On Monday August 21st, HBCUs across the country will hold watch parties to celebrate the total eclipse.
HBCUs: Using Innovation to Nurture the Health of Black Communities
Many HBCUs are implementing new and innovative programs to combat the issues that shape the communities from which a majority of their students come.
Brandi Mitchell Inspires Atlanta Community with HBCU Documentary
The Point & Drive documentary directed by Brandi Mitchell depicts the positive impact of HBCU band culture and provides scholarships for summer band camp.
TSU Grad Wins Top Prize In John Lennon Songwriting Contest
Brian “B-Phraze” Frazier, a Tennessee State graduate followed his dreams and became one of the top songwriters in the 2015 John Lennon Songwriting Contest.
Two TSU Professors Nominated for Nashville Emerging Leader Awards
The Nashville Emerging Leader Awards recognizes professionals younger than 40 who have made significant accomplishments in their chosen field and community.
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