Cayla Sweazie

Rhoden Fellows

Cayla Sweazie is a member of the Andscape social team and is probably making a TikTok right now. She is a former HBCU athlete (Go Bears) who now covers HBCU sports, lifestyle and culture.

Cayla Sweazie

Women’s College World Series showcases Black softball talent

From Oklahoma to Duke, many of the superstars in Oklahoma City were Black

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Sports

WNBA’s 2024 draft class brings momentum to the league on and off the court

Stars such as Angel Reese, Rickea Jackson, Cameron Brink, Caitlin Clark seamlessly merge fashion, beauty and culture

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Sports

Columbia outfielder Olivia Madkins sees opportunity as school’s first Black softball player

The Los Angeles native and daughter of former NBA player has played softball since she was 8

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Sports

An all-Black softball team dominated the All-Star Jennie Finch Classic

In its first appearance at MLB All-Star weekend, Toni’s Promise uses tournament to bond, show depth of Black talent

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Sports

HBCU student photographers capture Swingman Classic

Creatives from Clark Atlanta, Morgan State and Prairie View A&M document game during All-Star Week through MLB’s partnership with Getty Images

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HBCU

Head coach Damon Wilson makes progress in quest to bring Morgan State back to glory

After being hired in June, team’s new leader prioritized gaining players’ trust

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HBCU

While I had big shoes to fill at Morgan State, I proudly accepted the challenge

How anti-literacy laws inspired this Rhoden Fellow to follow in the footsteps of some of Morgan State’s most prestigious journalists

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HBCU

Howard and Morgan State set to square off in inaugural NBA HBCU Classic

The NBA’s elite will be sharing the spotlight with HBCUs during All-Star Weekend in Cleveland

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HBCU

Today in Black history: ‘Roots’ premieres on ABC, Klay Thompson’s 37-point quarter and more

The Undefeated’s Black facts: Jan. 23

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Culture

Today in Black history: Willie Mays named Player of the Decade, ‘The Greatest’ is born and more

The Undefeated’s Black facts: Jan. 17

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