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Central State knocks off the Mississippi Valley State in event that showcases storied HBCUs

The Jacksonville shooting is a reminder of the long history of terrorism against Black people, their colleges and their communities

Tytus Howard has proven the Houston Texans correct with his contract extension.

More than 40 presidents of historically Black colleges and universities and dozens of other leaders are gathering in Atlanta this week for a summit conference organized by the United Negro College Fund to discuss opportunities to better support the estimated 300,000 students who attend these schools.

Streaming platform to air five games this fall

MINNEAPOLIS — Meredith Lang founded a program a few years ago that introduced the sport of hockey to girls of color in Minnesota. She later started a second program that provided more intensive hockey training to girls who are underrepresented in the game.

The Nashville-based university is partnering with the NHL and the Predators in creating the program.

Tennessee State University announced it will become the first historically Black college and university to introduce ice hockey

“He is the blueprint and role model, for me,” Amen Thompson says of his older brother. “Growing up in Oakland, my family tried to keep me away from certain things, and he was a big part of that.”