Steve Pamon, President of Beyoncé’s Parkwood Entertainment Company, Shares Sound Advice for HBCU Grads
Steve Pamon, the president and COO of Beyoncé's Parkwood Entertainment, has a message for the class of 2020: your biggest hater is yourself....
Tag : HBCU
Barack Obama Encourages 2020 HBCU Graduates in Online Graduation Ceremony
Barack Obama delivered the keynote address at the #ShowMeYourWalk HBCU virtual graduation ceremony....
Nick Cannon Graduates From Howard University With A Degree In Criminology
There’s more to Nick Cannon than “Wild ‘N Out.” The host of multiple TV shows, Cannon, 39, has just graduated from Howard University and he...
DJ D-Nice to Host the Official Virtual HBCU Grad After Party With Nas and A$AP Ferg
Nas and A$AP Ferg will party with grads at DJ D-Nice’s virtual #ShowMeYourWalk HBCU grad party...
Congresswoman Alma Adams Leads Bipartisan Letter For HBCU Funding
Congresswoman Alma S. Adams is leading the charge of getting more funding to HBCUs through a bipartisan letter with 24 other members of Congress....
Joe Biden, Erykah Badu, Vanessa Williams, Tina Knowles-Lawson, and More to Deliver Virtual Commencement Speeches at This HBCU
The HBCU's graduating class is getting a star-studded congratulations...
Celebrities and Athletes Team Up to Host a Virtual Telethon to Benefit HBCUs and Minority Students amid COVID-19
At a time when many students and their families around the nation are facing insecurities, athletes and celebrities are raising money to help them thrive....
Black Scientist Says He’s Two Weeks Away From Testing COVID-19 Drug Created in an HBCU Lab
A scientist at Meharry Medical College, an HBCU based in Nashville, Tennessee, says he is two weeks away from testing an anti-virus that may prevent...
Benedict College Administrators Raise Money to Send 100 Students Home Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
The Benedict College board assisted in sending more than 100 students with financial issues home due to the COVID-19 outbreak....
Report: HBCU Enrollments Decline With Second Lowest Number in 17 Years
HBCUs had their second-lowest enrollment numbers in 17 years with disheartened alumni worried at their future of these institutions....