Hampton University is a centerpiece of the national ‘Freedom’s Footprint’ exhibit, a traveling showcase highlighting the extraordinary impact of HBCUs and their home cities on African American history and civil rights. Featuring historic photographs, alumni stories, and treasured artifacts, the exhibit honors Hampton’s legacy of education, leadership, and cultural preservation while inspiring future generations.

Hampton University has announced the Virginia Workforce Enterprise, a $2 million workforce development program aimed at addressing skilled labor shortages while honoring the institution’s historic roots in vocational and technical education.

With Hampton University’s recent achievement of the prestigious Carnegie Research 2 (R2) designation, the university continues to elevate its national prominence through academic excellence, faculty accomplishments, and strategic investments in innovative research.

Hampton University proudly announces the vibrant reopening of the historic Hampton University Museum, enhancing visitor experiences through expanded galleries, newly curated collections, and special exhibits honoring Hampton alumni and cultural heritage.

In a heartfelt tribute during his commencement address at Hampton University, Virginia Speaker of the House and proud Hampton alumnus Don Scott announced the creation of the Dr. Mellanda Colson Scott Endowed Scholarship, generously donating $100,000 to assist students pursuing careers in dentistry.

Hampton University celebrates its historic legacy through a captivating documentary highlighting alumnus James Apostle Fields, whose journey from enslavement to lawyer, educator, and legislator resonates today.