The Youngest in Charge

On the premiere of HBCU 101 we kick-off the fall HBCU season with a homecoming flashback at Benedict College. Plus we go behind the scenes at the football opener for North Carolina A&T State University.

North Carolina A&T State alum Fred Whitaker Jr. has made his mark managing celebrities such as Terrence J. and LaLa Anthony. He drops by the HBCU 101 studios.

Former Miss Savannah State University Jahylin McKee turned in her crown for her own boutique public relations agency in New York City. From Hot 97 to LA Fashion Week, she's working with major brands. She tells her journey to HBCU 101.

HBCU Night founder Andres Martin joins the show to discuss his nonprofit organization HBCU Night Inc. A multifaceted event that celebrates African American Heritage and creates awareness for HBCUs.

Alabama State reaches out to the community ahead of its big football game. Plus Sabrina Seymore joins the show to discuss destination weddings.

Entertainment producer Antoinetta Hairston joins the show to discuss how Howard University prepared her for the entertainment industry and Hollywood.

Archie Clay discusses his hat company and his time at Tuskegee University.

Reality star and Virginia State alum Ray Cunningham joins the show to discuss how he navigated the entertainment industry since his big break in college.

After the Game is a thirty-minute show that focuses on inspirational stories from around the HBCU Universe. Viewers will hear from coaches, athletes, students and graduates of HBCU’s who are living inspirational and transformative lives.

After the Game is a thirty-minute show that focuses on inspirational stories from around the HBCU Universe. Viewers will hear from coaches, athletes, students and graduates of HBCU’s who are living inspirational and transformative lives.

After the Game is a thirty-minute show that focuses on inspirational stories from around the HBCU Universe. Viewers will hear from coaches, athletes, students and graduates of HBCU’s who are living inspirational and transformative lives.

After the Game is a thirty-minute show that focuses on inspirational stories from around the HBCU Universe. Viewers will hear from coaches, athletes, students and graduates of HBCU’s who are living inspirational and transformative lives.

After the Game is a thirty-minute show that focuses on inspirational stories from around the HBCU Universe. Viewers will hear from coaches, athletes, students and graduates of HBCU’s who are living inspirational and transformative lives.

After the Game is a thirty-minute show that focuses on inspirational stories from around the HBCU Universe. Viewers will hear from coaches, athletes, students and graduates of HBCU’s who are living inspirational and transformative lives.

After the Game is a thirty-minute show that focuses on inspirational stories from around the HBCU Universe. Viewers will hear from coaches, athletes, students and graduates of HBCU’s who are living inspirational and transformative lives.

After the Game is a thirty-minute show that focuses on inspirational stories from around the HBCU Universe. Viewers will hear from coaches, athletes, students and graduates of HBCU’s who are living inspirational and transformative lives.

After the Game is a thirty-minute show that focuses on inspirational stories from around the HBCU Universe. Viewers will hear from coaches, athletes, students and graduates of HBCU’s who are living inspirational and transformative lives.

Clark Atlanta University alum DJ Trauma joins HBCU 101 to talk about the music industry, what it is like working with Dave Chappelle, and his time as a Panther.

Jackson State University alumna Kelly Kinkaid talks all things Jackson State University, her journey in the entertainment industry, along with building Sway in the Morning.

Celebrity Chef and Virginia State University alum Chef X discusses how he began as a chef, his celebrity clients, and what it was like being a Trojan.

DJ Stormy joins HBCU 101 to talk about her time at both Dillard University and Alabama State University, along with her career as a DJ and what it was like deejaying at the Super Bowl.

Howard University alum Arinze Emeagwali joins the show to talk about everything from his experience in undergrad, his career in marketing, and the development of the Nike Yard Runners campaign.

Founder of the Tulsa Initiative Qu'Derrick Covington discusses the importance of community, entrepreneurship, and his time at Fayetteville State University.

Southern University alum Shaquile Dillon joins the show to talk about the importance of education, his time as a Jaguar, along with becoming VP at Huston-Tillotson University.

FAMU alumna Cait the Great joins HBCU 101 to talk about her time as a Rattler, her journey as an entrepreneur, and her Nike shoe design.