HBCUs are about more than earning a college degree. They're places where history, culture, community and mentorship come together to shape future generations. Reginald “Cool Mill” Shareef, a Tennessee State University alumnus, joins Houston Life to share his personal HBCU experience and explore the lasting impact these institutions have on students and communities. From lifelong friendships and mentorship to representation and career opportunities, he explains why the HBCU experience extends far beyond the classroom.
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