The Senate Resolution recognizes April 28, 2025, as Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Day at the Louisiana State Capitol, celebrating the significant contributions of HBCUs in the state. Louisiana is home to eight HBCUs, including Dillard University, Grambling State University, and Southern University System, which collectively play a vital role in higher education, community engagement, and workforce development. The resolution highlights the achievements of these institutions, such as Dillard's high medical school acceptance rate, Grambling's innovative programs, and Southern University's leadership in STEM education.

The resolution also acknowledges the impact of HBCU graduates, who excel in various fields and contribute to the economy and society. It commends the efforts of HBCUs in promoting educational excellence and preserving Black culture while addressing industry needs through tailored academic programs. Overall, the resolution serves to honor the legacy and ongoing contributions of HBCUs in Louisiana, recognizing their importance in shaping leaders and fostering community development.