Sprinting to Success: From HBCU Athlete to Global Champion

At the 2023 World Track and Field Championships, HBCU talent was well represented. Former Johnson C. Smith University sprinter Danielle Williams competed and came out victorious for Jamaica winning the women's 100-meter hurdles.

ON YOUR MARKS — December - Track & Field News

Harvard Women's Track and Field Claims Ivy League Indoor Championship, Men Come Second, Sports

HBCUs become more appealing for high-profile athletes - ABC News

Go All Out on Global Running Day

Aggies Reveal Top-10 Stories of 2021 - North Carolina A&T

Making Strides: Jessica Wright - Howard University Athletics

Under Armour Launches its First Running Shoe Made on a Women's Last

Sha'Carri Richardson Makes History as One of the Fastest Women in the World

Allen Johnson, world champion hurdler and new A&T track and field coach, on the program's success and how he'll continue to build it

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, 35-Year-Old Mom, Sends Message With World Championship Win: 'You Can Have Success After 30

How the NFL is trying to reverse dwindling HBCU representation

Livingstone College alumna Quanera Hayes makes U.S. Olympic Team after first-place finish in 400-meter race - Salisbury Post