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The Orange Blossom Classic 2026 is not just a football game. It’s a full Labor Day weekend built for HBCU graduates to reconnect, network, and show out in Miami. On Sunday, September 6, Florida A&M meets South Carolina State at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. But the kickoff is really just one stop on […]
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The Common Black College Application founder Robert Mason, the man who made it possible for hundreds of thousands of students to apply to dozens of Historically Black Colleges and Universities with a single form, has died at 66. His brother, Todd Mason, confirmed the death to HuffPost. A cause has not yet been released. For […]
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The Chris Paul HBCU Classic Washington DC era officially begins this December. The Toyota Chris Paul HBCU Classic is relocating to CareFirst Arena for a two-day event on Dec. 4-5, and nine HBCU basketball programs will take part. The Chris Paul Family Foundation and the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame confirmed that Events DC, the […]
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Monta Ellis Alcorn State general manager news broke Friday morning, and it lands close to home for the former NBA guard. Alcorn State announced Ellis as the new General Manager of the Braves men’s basketball program, effective immediately. Consequently, the hire places a Jackson, Mississippi native back in his home state, and it gives the […]
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North Carolina Central University is investing in its future. NCCU $110 million state budget funding has been approved by the North Carolina General Assembly, marking one of the largest state investments in the university’s recent history. The money will support campus improvements, faculty and staff compensation, and an expanded student experience for current and future […]<...