Contributors

Meet the student journalists, writers, and reporters behind HBCU.news. Each brings a unique perspective and commitment to documenting the HBCU experience.

Tyler Boxley

Writer

Tyler Boxley is a student journalist covering campus life, policy, and the intersections of culture and community at HBCUs.

Campus LifePolicyStudent Voices

David Martin

Reporter

David Martin investigates systemic issues affecting HBCU students, with a focus on economic justice and educational equity.

InvestigationsEconomicsSocial Justice

Maya Jones

Writer

Maya Jones writes about culture, identity, and the lived experiences of Black students navigating higher education today.

CultureIdentityStudent Life

Israel Winston

Reporter

Israel Winston covers technology, innovation, and digital transformation on HBCU campuses.

TechnologyInnovationDigital Media

Joseph Harris

Writer

Joseph Harris explores student wellness, mental health resources, and the campus support systems that shape student success.

Mental HealthWellnessSupport Systems

Olivia Easley

Reporter

Olivia Easley reports on financial aid, scholarships, and the economic realities facing HBCU students.

Financial AidEconomicsAccess

Wonzooly Bruce

Writer

Wonzooly Bruce documents campus culture, traditions, and the evolving social landscape of HBCU communities.

Campus CultureTraditionsCommunity

Jazz Jones

Reporter

Jazz Jones covers sports, athletics, and the competitive spirit that defines HBCU campus life.

SportsAthleticsCompetition

Gregory Taylor

Writer

Gregory Taylor writes about politics, policy, and the national conversations shaping the future of HBCUs.

PoliticsPolicyNational Issues

Camille Woods

Reporter

Camille Woods investigates infrastructure, housing, and the material conditions affecting student life on HBCU campuses.

InfrastructureHousingCampus Resources

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