Tag: Back to school

HBCU Back-to-School Outfits This Year

Back-to-school season hits different on historically Black college campuses. It's not just about getting schedules together or finding classes. It's about the first-day fit and making an entrance. From bold school pride to effortlessly fly streetwear, HBCU students turn campus walkways into runways. The looks are colorful, creative and unapologetically Black, mixing nostalgia with trending styles. Whether heading back to the Yard or seeking fashion inspiration, HBCU students consistently demonstrate how to blend individual creativity with campus culture.

Celeb Parents’ Cutest Back to School Moments

Whether it's the first day of kindergarten or a tear-filled cross-country drive to college, no parent is ever truly ready for the emotional wrecking ball that is school drop-off day—and celebrities are no exception. From Usher sharing a heartfelt video cheering on his son, Cinco, at Howard University to Kevin Hart fighting back tears after dropping his daughter, Heaven, at her freshman dorm, back-to-school feelings hit everyone the same.

Black Family Back-to-School Success: 15 Tips

Back-to-school planning means checking off supply lists, picking out first-day outfits and readjusting to school hours. For many Black families, it also means searching for guidance that's typically shared through private conversations and networks. Whether your student is learning the ABCs or preparing for the SATs, these 15 tips can help.

Young Thug Gives Back!

Young Thug participated in Hosea Helps' annual back-to-school event, distributing backpacks and supplies. This community service was part of his court-mandated requirements. He also enjoyed riding horses at the event.

Crystal & Ne-Yo’s Sons’ First Day!

Crystal Renay and Ne-Yo reunited for their sons' first day of school. The couple appeared amicable as they sent their children off. The heartwarming moment was captured on video and shared online.

Yung Miami Appears to Reveal Harvard Plans in Viral Text Thread

Yung Miami revealed she’s starting classes with Harvard, surprising fans with a viral text thread. Social media reacted with praise and skepticism, debating if it’s a real enrollment or part of free online courses. Either way, she's focused on leveling up.

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Black Candidates on the Ballot: Midterm Races

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