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For some HBCU teams, this week ends with a trophy presentation. For others, it offers a chance to keep the Celebration Bowl in Atlanta on the December calendar.

The Celebration Bowl is approaching on Dec. 12 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and features the champions of the HBCU’s MEAC and SWAC conferences.

Revisiting "Class of 3000," I discovered a love letter to Atlanta, hip-hop and Black culture I can now share with my sons.

The beloved administrator helped rebuild enrollment at the Atlanta HBCU and became a trusted mentor to generations of students.

‘At the Vanguard’ brings museum collections from CAU, Tuskegee, Florida A&M, Texas Southern, and Jackson State universities into limelight.

From children’s literature and memoirs to romance novels and music history, six books by Black authors for November explore embracing family, faith, literacy and community.

William Greaves started making "Once Upon a Time in Harlem," in 1972 and worked on it until he died in 2014. It has been completed by his son David.

The viral trend is sparking a larger conversation about accessibility, inclusion and why Black women have struggled to find salons that meet their needs.

More than 160 years after her ancestors were enslaved in Georgia, the former Atlanta mayor has made history as the first Black woman elected governor.

Across HBCU football, the weekend flipped expectations, breathed new life into championship hopes and left others facing a tougher road into November.