Following the production of The Black 14 documentary, two Black 14 members visited BYU campus. While in Provo, they spoke to students, watched the premiere of the documentary, and were honored at the BYU Wyoming football game.

A documentary made by BYU journalism students shares the inspiring story of the University of Wyoming’s Black 14 and their humanitarian and philanthropic work with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to curb food insecurity.

A documentary made by BYU journalism students shares the inspiring story of the University of Wyoming's Black 14.

In 2019, John Griffin, Mel Hamilton, Tony McGee, Tony Gibson and several teammates were welcomed back to the University of Wyoming, 50 years after an incident that dramatically changed their lives.

The Fountain of Hope Food Bank’s success comes in part from food deliveries funded by the Black 14 philanthropic organization in partnership with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

In an unexpected partnership, two former football players brought their “teams” together to play for a higher cause: feeding the hungry and lifting their communities.

Tracey Owens Patton is a professor at The University of Wyoming who has played an instrumental role in bringing a voice to the Black 14.

Pulitzer Prize winner E.R. Shipp reflects on the impact of education in her life and her time spent advocating for HBCU students.

Morgan State University holds a spot as one of 101 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the United States.

Reflections on a BYU student's experience visiting Morgan State University and what she learned

Jeff Mathews coaches football at Vidor High School, about 95 miles east of Houston, Texas. When Hurricane Harvey hit the southeast coast of Texas in 2017, Mathews’ life changed forever.

Firmly in the driver's seat as BYU's starting quarterback headed into fall camp, Jaren Hall could be primed for an NFL-sized leap of his own in 2022 — just don't let him hear that.