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HT+You! Join a mosaic community of learners while we cultivate you into a innovative leader.


HT+You! Join a mosaic community of learners while we cultivate you into a innovative leader.

Pride, passion and purpose define everything you do as a student at HT.

Help ensure we continue to carry out our marvelous mission by remaining engaged and investing in HT.
AI is rewriting the world. HBCUs are rewriting the rules. We are merging innovation with identity, data with purpose, and access with excellence. Corporate and industry partners are joining this ecosystem to not only transform their fields but to invest in the people transforming the future.
An MBA degree is one that is highly recognizable throughout the world. The HT MBA degree allows students with an undergraduate degree in Business Administration or in a related business degree to build upon the skills already learned.
The HT MBA is a hybrid MBA program with a concentration in Management. It offers a blended learning format of online and on-campus courses and is specifically designed for the working professional.










At Huston-Tillotson University (HT), degree programs reflect the urgent demands of the changing times by providing the practical, relevant knowledge needed for success in today’s global economy. While highly focused and accelerated, all programs retain the same high standards that have distinguished HT graduates for the past 145 years.
Our degree completion programs focus on developing the skills and knowledge that are most important to you. Our students know they’re getting personal attention every step of the way. We recognize that the adult learner differs significantly from the traditional college student.
The mission of our office is to support the overall goals of recruiting, retaining, and the graduation of a diverse student population by setting a pace of excellence in financial aid administration and superior service to students.
We encourage you to come by and meet our staff. We can also guide you through the financial aid application process.

I am honored and energized to serve as HT’s second female president and I look forward to advancing an aggressive agenda that will ensure HT’s continued success.


Austin, Texas — The Huston-Tillotson University (HT) volleyball program has received a $50k gift from an anonymous donor, one of the largest single sports-related contributions in the university’s history.…

Austin, Texas – Huston-Tillotson University is proud to announce the launch of a new course, Cultural and Historic Preservation, beginning in Spring 2026. The class is designed to…

Austin, Texas / New York, New York – The Huston–Tillotson University (HT) Jazz Orchestra earned Third Place overall at the prestigious 2026 National Collegiate Jazz Competition, held at…
Get ready to learn about academics, opportunities and traditions at Huston-Tillotson. When choosing a university, it is essential to become familiar with the campus atmosphere in order to make informed decisions.
Huston-Tillotson University is a faith-based historically black college and university (HBCU) nestled in the vibrant heart of downtown Austin, Texas. The institution provides a robust liberal arts and STEM education through market-driven certifications, associate, baccalaureate, master’s degrees, and centers of excellence. HT remains committed to its legacy of educating a mosaic community of learners while cultivating innovative leaders who are dedicated to academic excellence and service.


Huston-Tillotson University commits to cultivating the forerunners of innovation. We aspire to prepare graduates who are pioneers, socially engaged leaders and thinkers, demonstrated through academic excellence and service.
Huston-Tillotson University (HT) will introduce a new undergraduate course, Cultural Heritage and Historic Preservation, which will focus on applied conservation practices and community-based work.
The course is funded by the East Austin Conservancy and originated from a concept conceived by board members of Preservation Austin and developed collaboratively with HT faculty. Through a joint partnership among Huston-Tillotson University, East Austin Conservancy, Preservation Austin, and regional preservation professionals, funding will support three course offerings during spring, summer, and fall 2026.
Mueni Loko Rudd, an HT adjunct professor in the College of Arts and Sciences and a Preservation Austin board member, will be the course instructor. She is a Kenyan American independent curator, cultural preservationist, and scholar advocate who prioritizes art by and about African Americans and other historically excluded cultures and nationalities.
The course, open to history and sociology students, will feature professional guest speakers with expertise in storytelling, preservation practice, and historic designation processes. Topics include cultural landscapes, community preservation, and the relationship between preservation, equity, and inclusion.
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It’s going down in a MAJOR way on Bluebonnet Hill! The biggest Homecoming Stepshow to hit Austin, Texas is HERE! We cutting up Thursday, February 12th!
Hosted by @ttonthemic
Sounds by @djmontybalboa9
Come out... Cut up and represent for your organization!
Tickets on sale now! Link in our bio.
#HTHC26 #HTYou #HTGreeks
So proud to see our very own 73rd Miss Huston–Tillotson University, Breana Clark @misshustontillotsonu representing HT front and center on the cover of Black College Today @blackcollegetoday
Purchase your issue today! #HTYou
The Huston-Tillotson University Jazz Orchestra received third place during the 2026 National Collegiate Jazz Competition, held at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City and hosted by Wynton Marsalis.
Selected from hundreds of collegiate programs nationwide, only 10 ensembles were invited to compete. HT was the smallest institution selected, the only all-undergraduate ensemble, and one of two HBCUs in the competition that included many larger institutions, including the University of Texas at Austin, Temple University (first place) and Michigan State University (second place).
In addition to its podium finish, the HT Jazz Orchestra received more than 10 individual and sectional awards that included: Honorable Mention, Rhythm Section; Honorable Mention, Saxophone Section; Outstanding Trombone Section, Outstanding Piano — Joshua Lister, Outstanding Bass — Jordan Clark, Outstanding Alto Saxophone — Sanai Hayman-Jallow, Outstanding Tenor Saxophone — Makale Edwards, Honorable Mention, Tenor Saxophone — Xavier Linton, Outstanding Trombone — Joshua Garcia, Honorable Mention, Trombone — Jordan Jacques, and Earl Hines Outstanding Musician Award — Joshua Garcia.
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Restoration of the Old Administration Building has been made possible in part by a Heritage Preservation Grant from the Austin Arts, Culture, Music, and Entertainment’s Heritage Tourism Division.
Thanks to a Heritage Preservation Grant from Austin’s Arts, Culture, Music & Entertainment Heritage Tourism Division, we replaced the building’s membrane and installed a new French drain system.
These improvements help protect the structure and preserve its integrity for years to come.
#AustinHeritageTourism_StoriesMatter
Tickets are now on sale for the 2026 Homecoming Basketball Game.
There will be no on-site ticket sales and no additional tickets once the game is sold out.
Click the link in our bio to secure your seat today.
Laissez les bons temps rouler, Rams fans! #HTHC26 #HTYou
Dear Huston-Tillotson University Community,
Huston-Tillotson University will resume normal campus operations on Wednesday, January 28th at 8:30 am.
Class Instruction
• All courses will return to in-person instruction.
Faculty and Staff Operations
• All faculty and staff are expected to report to work in person. Employees with weather-related concerns should contact their direct supervisor.
Cafeteria Hours
• The campus cafeteria will operate under normal hours.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we continue to prioritize the safety and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff.
#HTYou
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