HBCU Sports

Tennis star Coco Gauff donates $100,000 to UNCF for a scholarship program at HBCUs

For a Howard alum who won gold at the Paralympics, perseverance is the real prize

Sydney Satchell found success playing sitting volleyball after a car accident led to the amputation of her left leg below the knee

Flag football athlete’s comment irked NFL stars. He backed up his stance with his play.

Xavier University of Louisiana alum Darrell ‘Housh’ Doucette led the U.S. men’s national team to gold during the Flag Football World Championships

Film reveals Morehouse alum Edwin Moses’ imprint on the track and field stars of today

Olympic champion’s alma mater to host debut of ‘MOSES-13 Steps,’ a documentary on the hurdler’s life and legacy

Florida A&M alum looks to win more gold at the Flag Football World Championships

Pediatric physical therapist Deliah Autry will compete as a member of the U.S. women’s national team for the fourth time

Prospect of player pay adds wrinkle for HBCUs, where big NIL deals are still taking root

$2.8 billion antitrust settlement poses new questions for Black colleges

Olympic debut a long time coming for Johnson C. Smith alum

Hurdler Danielle Williams looks to bring home gold for Jamaica

Andscape roundtable: ‘Absolutely gutted’ Talladega gymnasts fight to save program

In its inaugural year of competition, college became the first HBCU program to win an NCAA-sanctioned meet

For these HBCU coaches, juggling motherhood and their careers requires a daily balancing act

Leaders of athletic programs at several historically Black universities share how they maintain work-life balance and manage their schedules