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More white students are choosing HBCUs than ever before

Newest Football Classic kicks off this September with Morehouse and Howard in D.C.

Click the here to view a video about YOUR new cable network for HBCUs!

Check out this video short from the DRIVEN Event with commentary from notable trailblazers!

See the full video of Attack of the Clones in this original series by Cloud Nine Productions!

Get the word out about the HBCU Network and make sure your cable provider carries it!

An original web series from writer/director Dui Jarrod. The series follows the story of couples' before their departing.

Real Times Media and Who's Who Publishing, "DRIVEN" edition tells the story of African Americans in the industry, the influence of the unions and the impact the industry has had on African American economics. Recently, some of the most notable trailblazers got together to discuss the signnificant im

Ok, so you know that there will be a station dedicated to the HBCU audience and fans. What if your current cable provider did not carry The HBCU Network, but a competitor is? Would you consider switch

The HBCU Network, HBCU Connect, and Heritage Sports Radio Network have teamed up to bring you live sports programming direct to you through your computer. Connect to the major HBCU sporting events wit

The Historically Black Colleges and Universities Network ("HBCU Network") will be a stand-alone, full-time, 24/7, 365-day a year sports, edutainment and lifestyle network devoted entirely to the four

Single-game tickets for the 2011 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Basketball Tournament are on sale now. The 2011 MEAC Basketball Tournament tips off March 7-12 at the Joel Coliseum in Winsto

The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference is proud to announce the men’s and women’s seedings for the 78th SIAC Basketball Tournament. Leading this year’s men’s field is the number one seed Ben

The HBCU Network is on its way! You have your network set up specifically for the HBCU audience at heart. To better serve you and your television programming interests, which genre of TV programming would you most like to see?

You are sitting on the couch flipping through TV channels. You say to yourself, "Let me go see what is going on on the HBCU Network." When you arrive at the channel, what would you prefer to see when

In between working, going to class, paying bills, cleaning up after the kids, dealing with family members, going out with friends, or studying - what time of the day DO you get to watch television?

We all lead busy lives. Some days are more busier than others. When you get a chance to relax in front of the television, what day of the week would you say you usually watch the most TV? Next Ques

In your honest opinion, how long do you sit in front of a television and watch your favorite shows, sports, news broadcasts, reality shows, movies, and even the weather? Next Question: How do you c

There are multiple ways to view programming made for TV out there. From the above choices, how do you view your programming? Next Question: What is the name of your television provider?

We would like to know all of the cable and satellite providers that reach out to members of the HBCU community. Choose one of the choices to let us know. Next Question: Would you switch your tele

Does the fact that companies and organizations that sponsor or support Historically Black Colleges and Universities ever come across your mind when presented with the opportunity to purchase or use a

We know that some times you can make it to games - sometimes it's just not feasible. It all just depends on external factors most of the time. In any given time, how often do you attend homecomings or

We know that not everyone can make it out to their school's homecoming or even make that trip to attend a classic. If made available on the HBCU Network channel, would you watch HBCU homecomings and C

"Defeating Lee: A History of the Second Corps, Army of the Potomac," and "Voices of Civil War America: Contemporary Accounts of Daily Life," two books penned by Dr. Lawrence Kreiser, assistant profess

HBCU sporting events are thrilling and exciting to watch, whether from the sidelines, the stands, or from the couch. In your opinion, what aspect of the game interest you most? Thank you for answer