Graduation was only the beginning. On the final episode of season 1, the Unapologetically HBCU team share their stories of transitioning from undergrad into their careers. 

Sometimes endings can be bitter sweet. The Unapologetically HBCU crew discuss the ups and downs of senior year at their HBCUs. 

Ball is really life at a HBCU. Join Jordan from the Unapologetically HBCU Crew as he sits down with Jeremy Doctor from Clark Atlanta, and Phillip Harris, Jr. from Grambling as they discuss the importance of sports at HBCUs.

From bowling to business, Chyanne Thomas talks to the Unapologetically HBCU crew about how attending Hampton University prepared her for corporate America.

Where were you when the beat dropped? Walk down memory lane with the Unapologetically HBCU crew as they reminisce on the music that defined life on the yard. 

Rev. Cassius L. Rudolph, a Tougaloo College alum, sat down with the Unapologetically HBCU crew to discuss his love for HBCUs, activism, and the Cassius L. Rudolph Scholarship Fund. Follow him on IG @revdr_1906! 

Everything that glitters isn't gold. The HBCU crew discusses the good, bad, and the ugly of their HBCU social experience. 

The Unapologetically HBCU crew sits down with Dr. Nychole Battle, a Jackson State University alum, to learn about her HBCU experience and her career as a chemist. 

Meet the Unapologetically HBCU crew!