The Latest Breaking News from HBCUs

WASHINGTON — Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday announced grants and a resource guide for historically Black colleges and universities that were targeted with bomb threats, saying the Biden-Harris administration would "do everything in our power to protect all our communities, from violence and from hate."

WASHINGTON — February should have been a month of celebration. But for many historically Black colleges and universities, or HBCUs, it was a time of anxiety, frustration and terror.

PHILADELPHIA — Harold Carmichael was a wiry teenager hanging out at a teammate's house when he decided he wanted to play football at Southern University.

Congressional leaders are drawing attention to state funding disparities for historically Black colleges and universities in the country’s land grant university system, urging statehouses to close those gaps in their current and upcoming legislative sessions, according to a letter sent Wednesday to state leaders and lawmakers

#Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes spoke with Steve Wyche and Charles Davis at the HBCU Legacy Bowl about what inspired him to support the new all-star game.

Celebrating some of the greatest #Chiefs players of all time who played college football at HBCUs.

Touchdown Wire's Doug Farrar ranks the top 51 pro football players who played at Historically Black colleges and universities.

Students and alumni say the bomb threats remind them of the racist attacks against past generations

White House pressed on "next steps" after more than a dozen HBCUs targeted with bomb threats

Six ‘tech savvy’ juveniles reportedly identified as persons of interest as over a dozen HBCUs receive bomb threats in two days

Multiple HBCUs have been targeted already this year, albeit without viable devices being found