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Mile High HBCU Weekend Newsroom

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Discover official announcements, press releases, organizational updates, partnerships, community initiatives, and event news from Mile High HBCU Weekend Inc.

Our newsroom serves as the official source for media, community members, partners, and supporters seeking the latest information about our work to expand HBCU awareness, increase college access, and celebrate HBCU culture throughout Colorado.

Media Inquiries

For interview requests, speaking opportunities, partnership inquiries, or additional information, please contact our Founder and President, Kristina Lance at info@milehighhbcuweekend.com.

Latest News & Press Releases

Browse our official announcements listed in chronological order. Each press release includes publication date, summary, and downloadable PDF.

JULY 20, 2026
Colorado Governor, Denver & Aurora Officially Proclaim HBCU Legacy Week Ahead of 2026 Mile High HBCU Weekend
Category: Government Recognition, Press Release

The State of Colorado, the City and County of Denver, and the City of Aurora have officially proclaimed HBCU Legacy Week, recognizing the contributions of HBCU alumni across the state and the work of Mile High HBCU Weekend Inc. in expanding HBCU awareness, increasing college access, and celebrating the enduring legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The proclamations coincide with the organization's second annual Mile High HBCU Weekend, taking place July 23-26, 2026.

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Why This Work Matters

Historically Black Colleges and Universities have produced leaders across industries for generations. Yet in states like Colorado, awareness and access remain limited.

Mile High HBCU Weekend, Inc. exists to close that gap.

By preserving HBCU legacy, strengthening alumni networks, and expanding educational access, we ensure that students not only see HBCUs as an option — but have the support and community needed to thrive.

Stay Connected

Whether you're an HBCU alumni, student, or supporter, there’s a place for you in our community. Join our email list to stay connected to upcoming events, scholarship opportunities, student resources, and ways to get involved across Colorado.

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