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Long live the Atlanta University Center

Long live the Atlanta University Center

The Atlanta University Center has shaped generations of leaders—for the nation and for their home city. Atlanta would be nothing like it is today without it.
SpelHouse: How Morehouse and Spelman teamed up to overshadow Howard’s Homecoming

SpelHouse: How Morehouse and Spelman teamed up to overshadow Howard’s Homecoming

When it comes to HBCU homecomings, we all think our school does it best. In fairness, the title, according to pretty much everybody, has long been held by Howard University. That is, until now. Brothers and sisters, there’s a new champion, it’s right here in ATL, and it’s called “SpelHouse.”
Fried Chicken Wednesday

At Spelman and other HBCUs, Fried Chicken Wednesdays are a beloved tradition

Wednesday morning is quiet on the Spelman College campus—right up until 11:50 a.m., when classes let out. Students rush to get to the dining hall, where two lines snake around the cafeteria and spill out the doors. Elsewhere it’s just any old weekday, but at Spelman it’s a special occasion: It’s Fried Chicken Wednesday.
Morris Brown's hard reset

Morris Brown College’s hard reset

Morris Brown College has made many comebacks in its nearly 140-year history. This may be the biggest one yet.
New Student Orientation at Spelman and Morehouse

How Spelman and Morehouse welcomed the class of 2027

New Student Orientation at Spelman and Morehouse was a bittersweet rite of passage for the class of 2027 and their parents.
Spelman College Roundtable

Spelman scholars on the past, present, and future

This summer, we gathered Spelman College alumnae from across different generations to talk about how the school shaped their lives. They talked about sisterhood, scholarship, and how their college days intersected with pivotal moments in Atlanta history, from the civil rights movement to the pandemic.
Despite an uneven economic playing field, HBCU athletic programs vow to keep winning

Despite an uneven economic playing field, HBCU athletic programs vow to keep winning

Athletic programs at the 10 Georgia-based HBCUs still have financial issues to confront. According to College Factual, Fort Valley State’s annual athletic budget is $2.6 million. CAU’s is $4.3 million. And while those numbers may sound significant, they’re mere trickles compared to the $169 million the University of Georgia allotted for sports expenses in 2022.
Clark Atlanta University Homecoming Timeline

Clark Atlanta University Homecoming: A timeline

Kasey Phillips Brown (class of ’94) and Minyon Frazier-Foluke (class of ’93) meet up with friends for the Clark Atlanta University Homecoming nearly every year. Kasey travels from Lakewood, California, and Minyon from St. Louis. Here's how they plan their weekend.
HBCU marching bands are the life of the party

HBCU marching bands are the life of the party

Football games serve a different purpose at HBCUs: They’re the bookends for the halftime show. During halftime, no one is going to the concession stands or taking a restroom break. If you did, you’d be missing out on the real reason football games traditionally exist at HBCUs in the first place: the battle of the bands.
What's next for HBCUs?

What’s next for HBCUs?

The United Negro College Fund’s Nadrea R. Njoku talks about growing public support, best practices, and unprecedented collaboration.

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