The Story
Our place on the island
Every summer, HBCU alumni gather on Martha's Vineyard. Bethune-Cookman has not been among them. In July 2027, that changes, and Wildcats claim our place on the island for the first time.
Oak Bluffs has welcomed Black families for more than a century, and the Inkwell is one of the most storied stretches of sand in America. It's the right setting for a gathering built around fellowship, wellness, cultural reflection, and Wildcat pride.
This weekend is about finding each other again across the classes and the miles. It also sends something home: every registration above the base level includes a scholarship gift to Bethune-Cookman students, made in your name.