Wiley University

05/21/2026

Wiley University is proud to support the work of the Higher Education Leadership Foundation (H.E.L.F.) as it continues to create space for meaningful, data-informed conversations that strengthen HBCU leadership.

The latest H.E.L.F. article highlights candid conversations from the convening, where HBCU leaders examined the difference between governance and operational management, the importance of trust between presidents and boards, and the role strong leadership plays in helping institutions navigate challenge and change.

These conversations matter because the strength of HBCUs depends not only on vision, but on the people, partnerships, and governance structures that help that vision move forward.

Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gQ3gf7Sf

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05/21/2026

Ronald Garrett Jr. runs for a spot in the 110-meter final.
🏟️Karl Strauss Track
📍Asheville, N.C.
⏰1:15 p.m.
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📊 https://snapresults.snaptiming.com/meets/73709

05/20/2026

Wiley University is proud to share this article from the Higher Education Leadership Foundation, written by Jamal Watson, Ph.D., highlighting the opening day of H.E.L.F.’s third national convening, “Ideation, Innovation, Collaboration: Creating the Blueprint — An Empirical Exploration of HBCU Leadership,” held at Virginia State University.

H.E.L.F. continues to bring HBCU leaders together for honest, data-informed dialogue on presidential leadership, governance, succession planning, and the future of Black higher education.

Read the full article: https://www.wileyc.edu/news/news-from-our-partners-blueprint-for-the-future-h-e-l-f-convening-at-virginia-state-takes-hard-look-at-hbcu-presidential-leadership

05/20/2026

Wiley University is proud to reshare this opportunity from the Higher Education Leadership Foundation.

The Mapping Our Future Symposium will take place June 5–6 in Charlotte, North Carolina, and will bring together leaders committed to shaping the future of higher education.

Register today at helf10.com.

05/06/2026

Wiley University’s 137th Commencement Weekend was a powerful celebration of legacy: the legacy our graduates are stepping into, the legacy our alumni continue to carry, and the legacy families are building across generations.

During his Commencement Address, Mr. Charles E. Johnson reminded the Graduates of 2026 to live with purpose and work toward a legacy that will reach far beyond themselves. That message came to life throughout the weekend as 239 graduates glided across the stage, Golden and Silver Graduates returned home, and families celebrated the continuation of their Wiley University story.

Legacy was not only spoken. It was seen, honored, and carried forward.

Read the full article here: https://www.wileyc.edu/news/wiley-university-celebrates-137th-commencement-weekend-with-inspiring-messages-distinguished-speakers-and-the-graduates-of-2026

05/06/2026

The beauty of Commencement is that every photo holds more than a moment. It holds a story.

A story of late nights, answered prayers, family sacrifices, faculty support, friendships, and the determination it took to finish. As Wiley University celebrated the Class of 2026, we saw our mission come to life through graduates prepared to lead, serve, create, and contribute far beyond the Yard.

Mr. Charles Johnson, President of SodexoMagic, reminded our graduates that purpose is not something to take lightly. His message challenged them to honor their calling, lead with integrity, and recognize the responsibility that comes with what they have earned.

This is Student Success. This is legacy. This is community impact. This is Wiley University.

Congratulations again to the Class of 2026. Go Forth Inspired.

05/05/2026

05/03/2026

Congratulations to our 4 x 800-meter relay team Jaden Cole, Earl Hurd Jr., Jaylon Donson and Javoun Goldsby on three-peating.

05/03/2026

Congratulations to Ronald Garrett Jr. on winning titles in the 110-meter and 400-meter hurdles.

05/03/2026

Congratulations to our 4 x 400-meter relay team on earning All-HBCUAC.

05/03/2026

Congratulations to Javoun Goldsby on repeating as 5,000-meter champion.