HowardUniversityAnybodycan attendan HBCU102Universityof theVirginIslandsNoneinIllinoisWilberforceUniversityin OhioNorthCarolinaA&TSpelman,Howard,Hampton,MorehouseTennesseeStateUniversityHistoricallyBlackColleges/UniversitiesHowardUniversityNon-blacksmake up20% ofpopulationNone inWisconsinTrueCheyneyUniversityMorehouseCollegeNoSpelmanCollegePrivateandPublicXavierUniversitySpelmanandBennettAlabamaA&MFalseIncreasingYesHamptonUniversityOfcourseOver 50%graduatefromHBCUsPWIsHowardUniversityAnybodycan attendan HBCU102Universityof theVirginIslandsNoneinIllinoisWilberforceUniversityin OhioNorthCarolinaA&TSpelman,Howard,Hampton,MorehouseTennesseeStateUniversityHistoricallyBlackColleges/UniversitiesHowardUniversityNon-blacksmake up20% ofpopulationNone inWisconsinTrueCheyneyUniversityMorehouseCollegeNoSpelmanCollegePrivateandPublicXavierUniversitySpelmanandBennettAlabamaA&MFalseIncreasingYesHamptonUniversityOfcourseOver 50%graduatefromHBCUsPWIs

HBCU Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Howard University
  2. Anybody can attend an HBCU
  3. 102
  4. University of the Virgin Islands
  5. None in Illinois
  6. Wilberforce University in Ohio
  7. North Carolina A&T
  8. Spelman, Howard, Hampton, Morehouse
  9. Tennessee State University
  10. Historically Black Colleges/ Universities
  11. Howard University
  12. Non-blacks make up 20% of population
  13. None in Wisconsin
  14. True
  15. Cheyney University
  16. Morehouse College
  17. No
  18. Spelman College
  19. Private and Public
  20. Xavier University
  21. Spelman and Bennett
  22. Alabama A&M
  23. False
  24. Increasing
  25. Yes
  26. Hampton University
  27. Of course
  28. Over 50% graduate from HBCUs
  29. PWIs