What, exactly, IS frozen success? In this episode, On the Yard explores the phenomenon of 'frozen success' detailing what it is, how it happens and what HBCU institutions can do to overcome it. In a conversation with St. Augustine's University Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Josiah J. Sampson and Stillman College of Business Dean Isaac McCoy, the pair explain how intentional storytelling and purposeful partnerships are key to bolstering and extending the relevance of these historic campuses.

The episode explores the connection between the larger community and Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Through a conversation with Isaac Y. Addae, Assistant Professor of Business Administration at Tennessee State University (TSU), On the Yard showcases the extent to which these historic institutions must be supported by business, government, and community leaders.

This episode explores what historically Black and minority-serving institutions can expect from the Biden-Harris presidential administration. Through a conversation with Dr. Terrell Strayhorn, Director of Virginia Union's Center for the Study of HBCUs, On the Yard highlights the policy agenda established by President Joseph R. Biden.

Dr. Brittany Mosby shares her insight on the trends happening across the HBCU landscape. Dr. Mosby is the director of HBCU Success for the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.