Campus News

Lee Pitts ’82: From Public Housing to Pioneering Television

In the heart of South Florida, a television legacy unfolds each week as Lee Pitts ’82 takes the stage on his self-titled show, Lee Pitts Live. For over 30 years, the program has become the longest-running TV talk show in the region’s history.

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Empowering Tomorrow’s Change Agents: Social Sciences Majors Attend African American Heritage Month Celebration Colloquium at The University of Alabama

Talladega College students majoring in social sciences recently attended a transformative social justice event sponsored by the University of Alabama School of Social Work, the 35th Inaugural Dr. Ethel H. Hall African American Heritage Month Celebration Colloquium.

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Talladega College’s History Highlighted in the News

Talladega College has the most compelling origin story of colleges in the nation. Recently, our 157-year history was spotlighted by WVTM, the NBC affiliate in Birmingham.

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Talladega College Salutes Alumni Who Have Become College Presidents

As we wrap up Black History Month, we pay tribute to the 23 Talladega College Alumni who have become college or university presidents.

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A Battlecry on Battle Street: TC Grad Rockell Metcalf,’85, Ignites Attendees to ‘Be Their Own Basquiat’ at Black History Month Convocation

In a spirited exhibit of esteem and remembrance, Talladega College’s Black History Month Convocation took center stage at the DeForest Chapel last Thursday, February 8th.

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