INROADS scholar Beau Everett is a forever student-athlete who is always active and learning. Soon to graduate cum laude from Ursinus College with a bachelor’s
Taylor Smith is a third year marketing major with a Spanish minor at the University of Georgia. Her love for business has led her to
Evan Malbrough, a 2024 INROADS Rising Star, wants people to know that he loves communities and working among the people. A native of Smyrna, Georgia,
Cheriss May has left her mark on the world of photography. A press photographer covering the Obama administration, May taught at Howard University for 18
Archie L. Jones Jr. is a professor at the Harvard Business School and author of the book The Treasure You Seek: A Guide to Developing
Rachel Dixon is an anomaly. The young Atlanta professional has returned to school, thanks to encouragement from her husband Jalen, and is making waves in
Rich Paul packed out the room in a panel prior to the Atlanta Hawks‘ HBCU Night game on Feb. 23 against the Toronto Raptors. The
Erin Bogan’s family is all about collecting paper —in the form of college degrees. Bogan herself holds six degrees, including a Ph.D.; her parents met
The International Journal of Science & Research (IJSR), a well-respected scientific research journal, recently published its first peer-reviewed research articles for 2024. The IJSR is
Jaycee Holmes wasted no time. After graduating high school in 2013, she earned her bachelor’s degree in math from Spelman College in 2016. Then, she
What a year it has been for Dee-1. The rapper, who is a devoted Christian, has dropped two albums, UNO and From the Hood to
The University of Florida is having second thoughts about the state’s surgeon general being a tenured professor at the institution. Joseph Ladapo became an educator
KNOXVILLE, TENN – Nov. 12, 2023 – Emmy-nominated broadcaster, researcher, and scholar, Rashad Richey, a prominent figure in academia and public discourse, captivated attendees at
Neil deGrasse Tyson, the renowned astrophysicist, has always stood out in intelligence. This trait was particularly noticeable during his student days when he brainstormed ways
He no longer refers to himself as just a member of the new Black media; 19KEYS is now a global thought leader. Keys again hit
The students at Tennessee State University want what’s owed to them. In September, it was reported the state of Tennessee owed the HBCU $2.1 billion
Donavann Rimpsey understands the current generation of college students and it’s his goals align to those of young adults preparing to take their place in
For Morehouse College philosophy professor Illya Davis, his current purpose may not be his ultimate purpose, but it is exactly what he’s supposed to be
The world is the domain of college freshmen world wide, especially in the realm of Black society for HBCU students. In the cases of Clark
Noah Martinez and Demarcus Jackson are finding their way in the world as young Black men. The Clark Atlanta University freshmen are both from Chicago.
