Today, the NPHC is headquartered in Indiana to promote interaction among African American students, encourage cooperation among their organizations and the institution, and support each member of their respective organizations. Through national and regional conferences, meetings, and an NPHC newsletter, members exchange information and address issues of mutual concern. The bond that unites each organization is its dedication to addressing the social ills of racism and poverty that are the root causes of many issues that face the African American community. As each member organization of the NPHC has grown in scope, the NPHC has evolved as well through its undergraduate chapters and its even larger alumni graduate chapters. Its continued legacy of promoting unity and social action has moved the African American community forward and has forever changed American culture.
Unity is power.
The NPHC organizations require that each perspective member earn 12 ASU credits and attain a minimum grade point averages which are specified by each group. Additionally, member organizations do not use the pledge process to orient and initiate prospective members. Because of these factors, member organizations of NPHC do not participate in formal rush.