Historically Black Colleges and Universities

The HBCU Museum Mission Statement

Our goal is to highlight the accomplishments of not only HBCUs, but some of their most accomplished graduates. Our mission is to align ourselves with HBCUs, collect partial and full/partial...

History & Fact

HISTORY James Weldon Johnson, who wrote “Lift Every Voice and Sing” graduated from Atlanta University in 1904. FACTS ALUMNIS

The HBCU Museum Uplifting the accomplishments of Historically Black Colleges & Universities and their alumni. Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow. GENERAL ADMISSION Guided Tour (Adult) – $10.00 Self- Guided Tour (Adult) – $8.00 Children 11 and under – $6.00 DISCOUNTS Seniors Citizens 65+ – $8.00 Military with Valid ID (retired, active...

Press Releases

Circa Facebook Interview First-Ever HBCU Museum Opens Up Down the Street From Howard University There's Now A Museum In D.C. To Celebrate HBCUs Around The Country The 1st Museum Dedicated to America’s Historically Black Colleges Is Open in Washington, DC There’s Finally A Museum Devoted To Telling The Story Of...

The HBCU Museum Mission Statement

Our goal is to highlight the accomplishments of not only HBCUs, but some of their most accomplished graduates. Our mission is to align ourselves with HBCUs, collect partial and full/partial scholarships from them, and award them to qualified under privileged applicants. Eligible students will be required to attend two in...

The HBCU Museum Mission Statement

Our mission is to align ourselves with HBCUs, collect partial and full/partial scholarships from them, and award them to qualified under privileged applicants. Eligible students will be required to attend in person interviews and give a speech to the board as to why they should receive a free scholarship. All decisions will be voted on by the board and the results will be emailed to the students. The students who are selected for scholarship placement will have to maintain a 3.0 gpa in order to retain their HBCU scholarship status. In addition to our scholarship program we will provide free weekly tutoring sessions for local high school and college students with a valid student ID. We will also organize business seminars and conferences with HBCU keynote speakers and stream them to HBCU campuses nationwide.