Black History HBCU Calendar

03/08/2021

Tune in tomorrow for our Facebook Live series featuring our notable - Chief Diversity Officer for Hyatt, Tyronne Stoudemire! We’re also hosting Black History trivia and giving away this year’s 2021 Black History HBCU Calendar to our winners. See you tomorrow at 8PM CT and spread the word.❤️🖤💚

03/01/2021

Fun fact for our sports fans: Today, in Black History, Leonard Coleman Jr. was selected as the first National Baseball League President!

02/25/2021

This afternoon, Endemol Shine will present a virtual panel discussion featuring the creator of the HBCU calendar, Tracey Alston! The panel will be based on the importance of black history, amid the pandemic.

Zoom Link:

https://endemolshinegroup.zoom.us/j/96830032471?pwd=cytiVnlQZ3ZtaUhSQnZHOVlmczh2dz09

02/25/2021

If you don't know about Linda Thomas-Greenfield, you should. She was sworn in as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations by our very own HBCU notable and Vice President, Kamala Harris yesterday!

Found on Google from twitter.com

02/25/2021

Today In Black History: The first ever Black YMCA was organized in Washington, D.C. (1853)

Found on Google from aaregistry.org

02/23/2021

Tune in tonight for our Facebook Live series! We will be hosting Black History trivia and giving away this year’s 2021 Black History HBCU Calendar to our winners. Follow along all month to meet some of notables. See you tonight at 8PM CT and spread the word.❤️🖤💚

02/15/2021

Tune in tonight for the kick off of our Facebook Live series! We will be hosting Black History trivia and giving away this year’s 2021 Black History HBCU Calendar to our winners. Follow along all month to meet some of notables. See you tonight at 8PM CT and spread the word.❤️🖤💚

02/01/2021

Journey through Black history and support Black colleges too! Start your new year by purchasing the 2021 Black History HBCU calendar and resource guide. A portion of every purchase will support Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Get yours today:

The year 2020 will forever be remembered as it brought many unveiling memories that included COVID-19 and the global pandemic and ensuing economic stress. Racism showed its complete face with the police brutality sparked by the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Jacob Blake. But on a more....

09/19/2020

The first-ever UNCF National Virtual Walk for Education will take place today Saturday, September 19! The event will feature performances by Anthony Hamilton and Questlove with appearances by Shaquille O’Neal, Lynn Whitfield, Jonathan Slocumb, Wendell Pierce and others. The virtual event provides much-needed support to our member HBCUs and deserving students through scholarship support, giving them the opportunity to earn a college degree and to help better our community.

The event will be streamed here UNCF.org/NationalWalk2020 at 2 p.m. EDT; 1 p.m. CDT; and 11 a.m. PDT.

Note: If you are not pre-registered you will not be required to pay a registration fee. You will, however, be asked to provide your name, city and email address in order to gain access to view the celebration.

09/06/2020

Vice President of Development for the United Negro College Fund’s Mid-Atlantic and Midwest division, Fred Mitchell, asked Chicaogoans for their support during the coronavirus pandemic that has swept the nation. For over 76 years, UNCF has been providing support to member institutions, including 37...

09/01/2020

Did you attend or graduate from a UNCF-member institution? Then join the alumni team for your school as they “walk” for the 2020 UNCF Virtual Walk for Education, Saturday, September 19!

Find your alumni team and "walk" to help students!

08/19/2020

Find your alumni team and "walk" to help students!