After surviving a devastating car crash, spending two weeks in a coma, and relearning how to walk, Aszwan Hite transformed...
Seventy-one years after Brown v. Board of Education, Julianne Malveaux argues America still has not fulfilled its promise of equal educational opportunity as Black students continue...
Hampton University journalism dean Julia A. Wilson shared insights from the White House Correspondents Dinner while moderating Women in Defense Industry Day 2026, emphasizing situational awareness...
Hampton University hosted media leaders from across the country for a “State of the Media” forum examining journalism, artificial intelligence, social media influence, public distrust in...
Southern University makes history as the first HBCU to win a Division II esports national title, signaling a new era of Black excellence in competitive gaming...
Virginia’s HBCU graduates will take center stage in 2026 as prominent political leaders, scholars, and international voices headline commencement ceremonies across the Commonwealth, underscoring the significance...
Hampton University brings top journalists and media leaders together for a critical conversation on trust, press freedom, and AI’s growing influence. The State of the Media...
Virginia State University becomes the first HBCU to host the Chesapeake District FIRST Robotics Competition Championship, drawing about 3,000 students and families to compete in a...
Dining workers at Norfolk State and Virginia State are pushing to unionize, joining a growing wave of campus labor organizing across Virginia as employees demand fair...
The Hampton Roads Black Media Professionals are mourning the loss of 18-year-old Norfolk State University student journalist Louis A. Boone, whose promising future was cut short...
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