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Howard University and the Red Cross are teaming up to host a blood drive March 15th

Do successful African-Americans feel pressure to work for the culture?

The FBI identifies possible suspects in the bombing threats against HBCUs.

Using sports as vehicle to fight racism.

Build Back Better agenda has educational component for federal government contractors.

We discuss the decision to choose an HBCU over a PWI.

The National Trust African American Culture Heritage Action Fund is empowering selected HBCU’s with resources to protect, preserve the buildings, landscapes and more.

Montgomery County Public Schools hosts a virtual school fair.

It’s National HBCU Impact Day.

“I am so grateful to Mayor Bowser for the opportunity to serve this institution that is so critical to the future of the cultural fabric of D.C. I look forward to getting down to the serious work of sparking creativity across the city,” said Hopkinson.

Named in 2009 by Time Magazine as one of “The 10 Best College Presidents,” Dr. Freeman Hrabowski leads the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC).

Each episode will examine how the schools shine during homecoming, from the football game that brings the glory, to the tailgate that brings the fellowship, and the Greek life that represents a lasting generational connection.

The UNCF is a college scholarship organization, that is currently “serving as the nation’s leading advocate for the importance of minority education and community engagement.” They stand by their mission statement that “A mind is a terrible thing to waste.”

“It is fitting for Howard University to lead this year’s sterling panel of nominees,” says HBCU Digest Founding Editor Jarrett Carter. “They had an extraordinary academic year highlighted with several individual and collective accomplishments that represented the best of America’s flagship historically black institution, and the spirit of the HBCU mission at large. The Howard community and the District of Columbia should take great pride in HU’s work this year.”

President Wayne Frederick talks with graduate student Brittney Young and undergraduate Tiffany Brockington, two Howard University students selected to be HBCU All Stars.