Loriel Alegrete is on a mission to solve one of the biggest hurdles Black Americans often face in the workforce. Her company, 40 Tons Brand,
Ten HBCU students from around the country will gather in Detroit for “Discover the Unexpected,” a 10-week immersive internship in marketing and communications, where they’ll
Rashad Richey, president of rolling out, Emmy-nominated TV broadcaster, political strategist, news analyst, and social scientist, is a doctoral research student in the Ph.D. in
On June 3, 2023 200 students from the City Colleges of Chicago came together to celebrate earning their high school diplomas. Representatives from all six
A number of HBCUs have received bomb threats in recent years. On May 31, the Biden-Harris administration distributed grants to four HBCUs that received threats
Sasha Obama is now a college graduate. The youngest daughter of President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama officially received her sociology degree from
Lincoln’s Earl Lucas, chief exterior designer, helps buyers feel like their car dreams have come true with the luxurious features he creates. The Texas native,
Nissan is committed to serving the needs of historically Black colleges and universities. The automotive behemoth has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships
Justin Kase has a story he wants to share with the entire world. The Atlanta-based photographer’s path to celebrity photography hasn’t been a linear one,
The Recording Academy‘s Black Music Collective and Amazon Music have joined forces for the third annual scholarship program to support HBCU students. The “Your Future
Janice K. Jackson has 22 years of experience working with the Chicago Public Schools. She helped to transform the approach to education when she was
Panda Cares, a unique partnership between UNCF and Panda Express, is a program dedicated to preparing students for professional development. The conference allows students to
It has been over a decade since the private research university, Vanderbilt, has had a Black woman in their neurosurgery residency program. Now, Tamia Potter
On March 21, tens of thousands of Los Angeles school employees began a three-day strike, which forced hundreds of campuses to close and cancel classes
Rolling out spoke with Freda Lee at the Women of Power Summit in Las Vegas. Lee is the senior vice president and head of relationship
Black women are disproportionately affected by a number of career-related issues, including the gender pay gap, earning potential and a lack of mentors and role
The accounting industry is a vital part of our economy, and we are striving for it to be as diverse as possible. Certified public accountants
Deion Sanders, also known as Coach Prime, is adamant about making his transition to the University of Colorado an unpredictable journey. He’s been sharing sentiments
Ethan Hooper, a language arts teacher at Howard Middle School in Florida, has been placed on administrative leave for involving students in controversial TikTok videos.
Jay Veal, M.Ed. is the CEO and founder of It’s Not Complicated Education (INC Education) and the executive director of Black Tutors of Social Media.
