HBCU sports provided a variety of memorable moments last year. Here is the list, in no particular order, of the most remembered news stories of 2011. Click here to review the list.
An HBCU that has not fielded a football team since World War II is bringing the sport back to campus. Talladega College announced that it has entered into...
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Livingstone College is mourning the loss of incoming volleyball player Kendall Cook, whose death was announced in a statement the school shared on social media. Cook was set...
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The NAACP’s recent call for Black student-athletes to consider where they play collegiate sports has put HBCUs -- fair or not -- in a political tug-of-war. Earlier this...
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The Delaware State women's wrestling team is building on a successful first year with new recruits, including a nationally top-ranked wrestler in her weight class. Deionna Borders, ranked...
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The NAACP is speaking out about the recent Supreme Court decision affecting Black voting rights and is using college sports to make a stand. Tuesday morning, the organization announced...
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