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ALUMNI
HBCU Alumni: Changing the World
Celebrating the graduates who are reshaping every industry, community, and conversation.
FEATURED ALUMNI
Alumni Spotlights
Dr. LaSalle Leffall Jr. — Howard University
First Black president of the American College of Surgeons. Renowned oncologist and Howard University College of Medicine faculty legend.
Kamala Harris — Howard University
49th Vice President of the United States and first woman, first Black American, and first South Asian American to hold the office. Howard University alumna and symbol of HBCU excellence.
Oprah Winfrey — Tennessee State University
Built a global media empire and became the first Black female billionaire. Her philanthropic investment in HBCU scholarships has opened doors for thousands of students.
Spike Lee — Morehouse College
Iconic director and cultural force in American cinema. Morehouse College alumnus whose films have defined Black storytelling and pushed the boundaries of Hollywood.
Taraji P. Henson — Howard University
Award-winning actress, mental health advocate, and proud Howard University Bison. Star of Empire and Hidden Figures, and founder of the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation.
David Satcher — Morehouse College
Former U.S. Surgeon General and Morehouse College alumnus. Led landmark public health initiatives and co-founded the Satcher Health Leadership Institute to advance health equity.
HBCU-FOUNDED BUSINESSES
Business Owners & Entrepreneurs
Granite Telecommunications
Robert Hale — Morehouse College
TELECOM
Built one of the largest privately held telecom companies in the US from the ground up. Employs over 2,000 people and has donated millions to HBCU causes.
Sundial Brands / Essence Ventures
Richelieu Dennis — Morehouse College
BEAUTY / MEDIA
Founded Sundial Brands (SheaMoisture, Nubian Heritage) and revitalized Essence magazine as a Black-owned media institution. A defining voice in Black consumer culture and entrepreneurship.
Greenwood Bank
Ryan Glover — Morehouse College
FINTECH
Co-founded Greenwood, the digital banking platform built for Black and Latino communities, inspired by the historic Greenwood District of Tulsa. Raised over $40M in funding at launch.
Greenwood Bank Co-Founder / Music
Michael Render (Killer Mike) — Morehouse College
FINANCE / MUSIC
Grammy-winning artist and activist who co-founded Greenwood Bank to bring economic empowerment to Black communities. A powerful voice for HBCU education, financial literacy, and social justice.
H.J. Russell & Company
Herman J. Russell — Clark Atlanta University
CONSTRUCTION / REAL ESTATE
Built one of the largest Black-owned construction and real estate companies in America, shaping the skyline of Atlanta and paving the way for generations of Black entrepreneurs in the built environment.
Slutty Vegan
Pinky Cole — Clark Atlanta University
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Transformed a single Atlanta food truck into a multi-city vegan restaurant empire with national buzz and multimillion-dollar investment. A proud Clark Atlanta University alumna redefining Black entrepreneurship in food.
HBCU NOW HALL OF FAME
The Most Impactful HBCU Graduates of All Time

Thurgood Marshall
SUCCESS STORIES
Extraordinary Journeys From HBCU to the World Stage
FEATURED STORY
From Tuskegee to Cancer Research History
Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, a Tuskegee University alumna, developed a groundbreaking laser-activated cancer treatment that requires no radiation or chemotherapy. Her research has the potential to transform oncology worldwide — proof that HBCU education produces world-changing scientists.
• Ph.D., Morehouse School of Medicine
• $1.1 million NIH grant recipient
• Named among the world's most promising cancer researchers
• Tuskegee University B.S. graduate
"The HBCU experience gave me the foundation and the fire to solve problems no one else believed were solvable."
POLITICS
Stacey Abrams — Spelman College
Founded Fair Fight Action, ran historic Georgia gubernatorial campaign, became a voting rights icon. Her organizing work turned Georgia blue and inspired a generation of civic engagement.
SCIENCE / SPACE
Ron McNair — North Carolina A&T State University
NASA astronaut and physicist, a pioneer of space exploration and one of the first Black Americans to travel to space. His legacy lives on through the Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program.
ENGINEERING
Jesse Russell — Tennessee State University
Invented the digital cellular phone technology that powers modern mobile communication. His patents laid the foundation for the wireless revolution that connects billions of people worldwide.
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