10-year-old Farmer Kendall Rae Johnson Earns Full Ride Scholarship to HBCU
Four years ago, Kendall Rae Johnson earned the title of Georgia’s youngest certified farmer and has been breaking ground in the agricultural world ever since. Now at 10 years old, her dedication has earned her something even bigger: a full-ride scholarship to college.
Former Little League Star Mo’ne Davis to Compete in Women’s Pro Baseball Tryouts
At just 13 years old, Mo’ne Davis broke barriers pitching in the 2014 Little League World Series, becoming the first girl to win a game and throw a shutout in the competition. Now, at 24, Davis is stepping up once again. She will be among hundreds of players trying out for the Women’s Professional Baseball League in Washington, D.C. later this month.
HBCU Prospects and Atlanta Culture Took Center Stage at MLB All-Star Weekend
During MLB All-Star Weekend in Atlanta, Black excellence was front and center. From the ballpark to the block, it was a celebration of HBCU talent, cultural legacy, and Atlanta’s undeniable influence on sports and style.
Gabby Thomas, Beverly Johnson, and Laura Coates Among Newest Alpha Kappa Alpha Honorary Members
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® just added a history-making class of honorary members to its sisterhood, and it’s one for the books. The announcement came during the sorority’s 2025 Leadership Seminar, “Pathways to Soar: Unlocking Impactful Leadership,” held in Anaheim, California, where more than 9,000 members gathered from around the world.
Queen Latifah, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, & Fawn Weaver Among Newest Delta Sigma Theta Honorary Members
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. just welcomed its newest class of honorary members – and this lineup is nothing short of legendary. The announcement took place during the organization’s 57th National Convention in Washington, D.C., where more than 20,000 members gathered to honor legacy, leadership, and sisterhood.
Morgan State Makes History With First-Ever Emmy Win for Original Documentary
At the 67th National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter Emmy Awards, Morgan State proudly brought home its first-ever individual Emmy Award. The recognition marks a major milestone not just for the university, but for HBCUs as a whole as they continue to build national reputations for producing powerful, culturally-rooted media that uplifts the African American experience.
Oluwamodupe Oloyede Becomes First Woman Head Drum Major at FAMU
There’s a new leader at the helm of Florida A&M University’s legendary Marching “100,” and she’s making history while doing it. Oluwamodupe Oloyede has been named Head Drum Major of the iconic band, becoming the first woman to hold the position in its 115-year history.
Meet the Founder Behind This Video-First Food Delivery App
Black men in STEM, stand up! There’s a viral trend making the rounds on TikTok where women are putting their loved ones in the spotlight and we’re here for it. The setup is simple but brilliant. One person lets viewers know that their loved one has something to share, and that they better not be […]
Texas Southern University Debate Team Wins 5th World Championship Title
It’s the first win since the passing of their beloved founder, Dr. Thomas F. Freeman! Texas Southern University’s (TSU) debate team is upholding its rich legacy, securing it’s 5th world championship title recently, Black Enterprise reports. The HBCU recently took home the win at the Annual International Forensics Association’s Speech and Debate Tournament in Incheon, […]
Coco Gauff Donates $100K to UNCF to Fund Scholarships for HBCU Tennis Players
She’s serving opportunities for the next generation of Black athletes! Coco Gauff has donated $100,000 to the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) to establish the Coco Gauff Scholarship Program, benefiting student-athletes playing tennis at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Black Enterprise reports. Announced on February 4th, the scholarship continues Gauff’s commitment to uplifting her […]