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Rdevia We connect HBCU Students, Graduates, and Advocates to opportunities and resources.

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Congratulations to Howard University on being named Forbes’ top private HBCU in America. Founded in 1867, Howard has lon...
08/08/2026

Congratulations to Howard University on being named Forbes’ top private HBCU in America.
Founded in 1867, Howard has long stood as a center of intellectual leadership, producing generations of scholars, artists, activists, and global changemakers. Today, Howard remains a beacon of brilliance, purpose, and progress for the entire HBCU community.

08/07/2026

Tennessee State University 💙💙💙

Congratulations to North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University on being named Forbes’ top public HBCU in Am...
08/07/2026

Congratulations to North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University on being named Forbes’ top public HBCU in America.

Founded in 1891 as a land‑grant institution, NC A&T has spent generations expanding opportunity and producing trailblazers across engineering, agriculture, business, and the arts. Today, A&T continues to rise as a powerhouse of innovation, research, and unstoppable Aggie Pride.

Did you know that 83% of HBCU alumni experienced a strong sense of belonging at their institution — versus 65% of colleg...
08/06/2026

Did you know that 83% of HBCU alumni experienced a strong sense of belonging at their institution — versus 65% of college graduates nationally?

Walter Payton was an athlete whose excellence, heart, and humanity set a new standard for greatness on and off the field...
08/05/2026

Walter Payton was an athlete whose excellence, heart, and humanity set a new standard for greatness on and off the field. A proud product of Jackson State University, he used discipline, service, and compassion to uplift communities and inspire generations. His legacy lives on through the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, a testament to his belief that true greatness is measured by impact, not accolades.

Chadwick Boseman was an actor and storyteller whose discipline, purpose, and artistry reshaped how the world sees Black ...
08/04/2026

Chadwick Boseman was an actor and storyteller whose discipline, purpose, and artistry reshaped how the world sees Black heroes. A proud graduate of Howard University, he used his craft to honor our history, elevate our narratives, and expand the possibilities of Black representation. His legacy reminds us that creativity rooted in truth and intention can inspire generations to lead, imagine, and build with courage.

Did you know that 70% of recent HBCU alumni are thriving in everyday life — compared to just 46% of all Black U.S. adult...
07/31/2026

Did you know that 70% of recent HBCU alumni are thriving in everyday life — compared to just 46% of all Black U.S. adults?

W. E. B. Du Bois was a scholar and freedom‑fighter whose intellect and conviction reshaped global conversations on race,...
07/30/2026

W. E. B. Du Bois was a scholar and freedom‑fighter whose intellect and conviction reshaped global conversations on race, democracy, and Black possibility. Through works like The Souls of Black Folk, he used research and writing to confront injustice and affirm the brilliance of Black life. His legacy reminds us that disciplined thought and courageous truth‑telling are essential tools in the fight for liberation.

Langston Hughes was a writer whose words shaped the emotional and political heartbeat of Black America. Graduating from ...
07/28/2026

Langston Hughes was a writer whose words shaped the emotional and political heartbeat of Black America. Graduating from Lincoln University in 1929, through the Harlem Renaissance, he used poetry to capture our rhythms, confront our struggles, and affirm the dignity of Black life. His legacy reminds us that Black storytelling is a force for truth, pride, and liberation — a tradition HBCUs continue to nurture.

📚✨ Attention HBCU students! Ready to level up this spring? ✨📚The Rdevia HBCU Fellowship for Special Initiatives is NOW O...
01/21/2026

📚✨ Attention HBCU students! Ready to level up this spring? ✨📚

The Rdevia HBCU Fellowship for Special Initiatives is NOW OPEN! 🎉

💰 Get paid to gain real experience ($15/hr)
🌟 Work on mission-critical projects that matter
🤝 Network with leaders who want to see you WIN
💻 Fully virtual—work from anywhere

This isn't your average internship! You'll be working directly with Rdevia's leadership team on projects that support scholarships, programs, and growth for the entire HBCU community. Plus, you'll walk away with skills, connections, and confidence that'll carry you through your career.

Who should apply?
Current HBCU students (years 1-3) in AL, FL, GA, MS, NC, or SC. All majors welcome! 🙌

Application deadline: January 23rd ⏰

Apply now at rdevia.org/hbcu-fellows 🔗

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