Mia Berry

SENIOR HBCU WRITER

Mia Berry is the senior HBCU writer for Andscape and covers everything from sports to student-led protests. She is a Detroit native (What up Doe!), long-suffering Detroit sports fan and Notre Dame alumna who randomly shouts, "Go Irish."

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Team USA 3×3 forward Dearica Hamby ready for her Olympic opportunity

To the joy of the WNBA community, the Los Angeles Sparks All-Star is on the United States 3×3 roster

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Indiana Fever forward Aliyah Boston benefits from prioritizing her mental health

Playing in her second WNBA All-Star Game, the 2023 No. 1 pick is helping her team improve in part by protecting her peace

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Former HBCU baseball and softball players find pro sports careers off the field

Athletes from historically Black colleges land roles in major league front offices through diversity development initiatives

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HBCU Swingman Classic offers Grambling State standouts a chance to raise draft stock

Cameron Bufford and Kyle Walker look to show MLB scouts their growth since playing in 2023 inaugural showcase

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‘All American: Homecoming’ star infuses character with real-life HBCU experience

Clark Atlanta alum Geffri Maya: ‘This is what I believe is my purpose’

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Norfolk State sprinter: Chance to go to Olympic trials ‘just taken away from me’

Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference said policy changes by USA Track & Field resulted in event not being sanctioned

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Marquette’s Oso Ighodaro bringing positional versatility to the NBA

The 6-foot-11 big man’s ability to play positionless basketball has helped him in NBA draft process

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Sports

Track and field stars from Black colleges have one goal at Olympic trials: Get to Paris

Athletes look to dispel doubts about HBCU competitors as qualifiers begin

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Edward Waters University assistant coach will mentor athletes for U.S. Olympic trials

Marla Lindsay will coach competitors in the multi-event sports pentathlon, heptathlon and decathlon

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‘Power of the Dream’ offers an intimate look into the 2020 WNBA season

The WNBA has a long history of social activism. A new documentary highlights how it changed America.

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