by Elita J.
Yard-to- Legacy -- where the stories of HBCU graduates come to life. We’re here to celebrate the unique journeys, triumphs, and legacies shaped on HBCU campuses, inspiring the next generation one story at a time. Your yard. Your story. Your legacy.
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April 15, 2025
In this episode of Yard to Legacy, Elita J. chats with DJ Pye, a Virginia native and graduate of Norfolk State University. After facing adversity in her early college career, she found a fresh start at NSU, where she joined Greek life, got involved on campus, and truly felt at home. DJ Pye shares her powerful story of redemption, growth, and finding purpose—crediting her HBCU experience with shaping her identity and launching her career. From unforgettable homecomings to building her brand as a DJ and software developer, her journey is a true HBCU legacy in motion.
April 1, 2025
In this episode of Yard to Legacy, host Elita J. shares her journey to attending an HBCU and the power of influence in shaping her path. Growing up with HBCU alumni parents, she was immersed in Black college culture early on. In high school, deeply involved in student life, she and her friends were set on attending an HBCU. After a disappointing rejection from her first-choice school, her best friend Toni introduced her to Norfolk State University, where a campus visit changed everything. Elita reflects on how mentors, peers, and cultural experiences shaped her journey and encourages listeners to consider their own HBCU stories and the impact they have on others. She leaves a powerful reminder—someone is always watching, so be the inspiration you wish you had.
March 25, 2025
In this debut episode of Yard-to-LEGACY, host Elita Rushin, a proud Norfolk State University alumna, shares the inspiring journey behind creating the podcast. From a spontaneous idea sparked in the backseat of her parents' car to late-night brainstorming sessions and Instagram polls, Elita takes listeners through the highs and hurdles of bringing her vision to life. This episode sets the stage for a platform dedicated to celebrating the diverse stories of HBCU alumni, capturing the spirit, pride, and legacy of these historic institutions — one story at a time.
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