Florida A&M University Associate Professor Cheron Davis discusses her work on the latest edition of ‘The Beauty and Burden of Being a Black Professor,’ and how politics, relationships, and mentoring shape the experience of Black faculty nationwide.

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FAMU's Cheron Davis Shares the 'Beauty and Burden of Being a Black Professor'

Rev. Dr. Pierce shares thoughts on the recent PBS documentary ‘The Black Church,’ the impact of COVID-19 on faith and worship, the changing shared identity of the Black church and HBCUs, and the future of faith.Her latest book, In My Grandmother’s House: Black Women, Faith, and the Stories We Inherit, is available now.

Howard Divinity Dean Yolanda Pierce Talks the Future of Black Faith

AdWeek Editor David Griner discusses the prospect of HBCUs contributing more Black talent to the advertising and marketing industry, and how the industry can better support historically Black institutions.

AdWeek Editor David Griner

We discuss North Carolina A&T as the nation’s top HBCU, the future of Black college student protests, watch parties for Sen. Kamala Harris, and the curious case of Morris Brown College.

Digest After Dark - The Hard Reset

Dr. Simmons discusses PVAMU's $10 million anonymous gift, the catalysts for effective HBCU narrative building, and the goals she has before returning to retirement.

Prairie View A&M University President Ruth J. Simmons

We discuss Michael Bloomberg's $100 million gift to Black medical schools, HBCU presidents participating in COVID-19 vaccine trials, a proposal to remove Maryland HBCUs from the state system, and self-care tips for the Black community in the midst of crises.

Digest After Dark - Y'all Taking That Vaccine Or Nah?

Moore and Calipari discuss their partnership in building the McLendon Foundation Minority Leadership Initiative (https://www.minorityleaders.org/) to establish diverse executive pipelines in collegiate sports.

SIAC Commissioner Gregory Moore, U of Kentucky Men's Basketball Coach John Calipari

An exclusive interview with the Dillard University alumnus and current board chair about the longstanding federal lawsuit against the State of Maryland for unconstitutional treatment of the state's four historically black institutions.

Maryland HBCU Lawsuit Lead Attorney Michael D. Jones

An exclusive interview with the outgoing and incoming presidents of Central State, who discuss the appeal of CSU, the challenges of transition in the midst of pandemic, and what the future holds for the institution and the HBCU community at large.

Central State University's Cynthia Jackson-Hammond and Jack Thomas

We talk with the new president about his excitement to lead the flagship black college of his hometown, the differences between HSSU and his previous institution, and the challenges of transitioning into a new presidency during a pandemic.

Harris-Stowe State University President-Elect Corey Bradford

Dr. Hildreth talks about Meharry's efforts to develop anti-viral treatments for coronavirus, the importance of raising awareness in black communities about the virus, and the future of medical training in the era of social distancing.

Meharry Medical College President James Hildreth

LeMoyne-Owen's Interim President discusses the effort for Memphis' flagship HBCU to transition to life in the midst of pandemic, the transition of moving from college trustee to president, and the secret of LOC's magic. 

LeMoyne-Owen President Carol Johnson Dean

Digest After Dark returns with conversation about HBCU life under quarantine, and how campuses may have to adapt to new academic and student life norms.

Digest After Dark - Why Are Y'all Still Going Outside in Detroit?

Dr. Frederick shares insight into how the campus made its decisions to evacuate students and move towards distance learning, clarifies controversy over its recent federal funding and discusses the essential role of Howard Hospital in Washington D.C.'s COVID-19 response.

Wayne Frederick Talks Howard's Coronavirus Response

We talk with NCCU's interim chair about the new age of training and preparation for nurses in the new era of COVID-19 response and prevention. 

NCCU Nursing Chair Yolonda VanRiel Talks Coronavirus Training and Adaptation

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