Recent labor market data has unveiled a deeply concerning trend in the American workforce. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports an alarming surge in unemployment
In a powerful moment of reflection and recalibration, MSNBC host Joy Reid shared sentiments that reverberated across the nation. Following Donald Trump’s electoral victory over
Image created using AI technologyAs 2025 begins, the New Jersey Black Women’s Collective (NJBWC) is preparing to launch the latest cohort of its Leadership Institute.
Walter Dawson’s path to his career as an executive at Genesis Motor America began at an HBCU. Now a strong leader at a thriving and
Jamiah Alexander was at a crossroads, and Deion Sanders helped her acknowledge which way to go. Recently, at an investigative journalism summit at Clark Atlanta
Rashad Richey, J.D., MBA, an Emmy-nominated national broadcaster, philanthropist, published author, university professor and the 2023 recipient of the Top Media Estate Award from MMCA/Comcast
Lenise Bostic’s family is the definition of an HBCU legacy. Days before rolling out’s “Because We Met HBCUs: Road to Success” (powered by Genesis) event in
Florida A&M University is experiencing a season of leadership transition. On Aug. 9, FAMU interim school president Timothy Beard asked for the immediate resignation of
Luke Lawal Jr. is a name to know and respect within the media space. The 35-year-old Bowie State University graduate took his career to another
Something is in the water at HBCUs. On July 12, two prominent school presidents announced their intentions to step down from their positions. David A.
Umar Johnson, Psy.D. also known as Ifatunde, is known for many reasons in contemporary circles. Some people know him as a prolific speaker, psychologist, philosopher
Birdman has a beef with books. The Cash Money music executive recently went viral in a clip of him speaking to a group of prisoners. The
On May 13, Morehouse College unveiled its new Google Annex classroom on campus. The addition comes from Google’s partnership with the United Negro College Fund
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
