Dave Walters, Jr. report for week 9, Dave highlights the top five trending stories from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), showcasing a range of achievements and cultural moments.Â
Dave Walters, Jr. report for week 9, Dave highlights the top five trending stories from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), showcasing a range of achievements and cultural moments.Â
At number five, a Morehouse graduate shares a poignant perspective on the graduation experience, emphasizing themes of brotherhood and black excellence during the significant transition from student to alumnus.
Coming in at number four, the Morehouse class of 2025 made a powerful statement during their graduation ceremony, with their walk across the stage symbolizing not just a personal achievement but a collective movement highlighting their voices and aspirations.
In the third spot, a viral trend emerges as HBCU students creatively remix Chris Brown's song 'Take Me Back to Campus,' reflecting a nostalgic desire for their campus experiences and the connections made during their time at school.
Ranked second, an HBCU program in Los Angeles is making significant strides by providing internships and mentorships that connect students with opportunities in Hollywood, effectively serving as a vital resource for aspiring black creatives.
The top story features Southern University students who won a sports Emmy for their documentary 'The Hidden Sport,' which celebrates the athleticism of their marching band, known as the Human Jukebox, and highlights their multifaceted talents beyond music.
