The Bethune-Cookman University National Alumni Association Magazine is the official publication of the Association which serves as the primary communication engine to disseminate news and information of interest to the Association's membership, corporate supporters, B-CU family members and friends.

The magazine is published bi-annually and serves as part of the benefit package made available to the Association membership. In addition to distribution by mail to the B-CU alumni database, the magazine is also circulated and made available for distribution during B-CU's annual homecoming event, which boasts an attendance of between 35,000 to 42,000 alumni attendees from around the United States and the Caribbean.

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Readers Snapshot
Total B-CU Alumni: Approximately 15,000

Gender: 48 percent male
52 percent female

Married: 48 percent

Average age: 55 percent are younger
than the age of 60

Income: 50 percent earn more
than $50,000 to $60,000 a year

Homebuyers: 48 percent own their own home

Demographics: Approximately 10,000 alumni
live in the State of Florida

* B-CU Alumni significantly contributes to the $35 billion dollar economic impact made by African-Americans in the State of Florida.

* Bethune-Cookman University and Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University together annually host America's largest African-American football bowl game in the nation. The Florida Classic is a $28 million dollar economic boast to the Central Florida economy.