Former HBCU president Andrea Miller gives leadership advice
Opening doors for future leaders and making history at LeMoyne-Owen College, Andrea Miller, Ph.D., became the first woman to serve as president at the post-secondary
Opening doors for future leaders and making history at LeMoyne-Owen College, Andrea Miller, Ph.D., became the first woman to serve as president at the post-secondary
Officials at nationally renowned Spelman College have announced that the historically Black women’s institution has accepted a $2 million gift from billionaire Jon Stryker to
Yolanda “YoYo” Whitaker, a Grammy-nominated female rapper, actress, artist, motivational speaker and entrepreneur, boldly speaks about how Black College Expo™ changed her life. YoYo who
While billionaire businesswoman Oprah Winfrey was in Atlanta for the Tyler Perry Studios’ grand opening a few weeks ago, the multimedia maven also dropped off
Just a day after getting one of Tyler Perry’s gigantic sound stages named in her honor in Atlanta, Oprah Winfrey handed off a gift in
National College Resources Foundation’s program Black College Expo™ has helped more than 500,000 students get into college, and many of those students are doing amazing
Much like the Tom Joyners, Taraji P. Hensons and Samuel L. Jacksons of the world, historically Black colleges and universities have a special and permanent
The National College Resources Foundation, which produces the National Tour Black College Expo™, has had numerous celebrities from Nick Cannon to Kendrick Lamar attend the
Sasha Obama is breaking from the family tradition of Ivy League education. The youngest Obama will not follow her parents to suburban Boston, Massachusetts, or
The Howard University School of Business has launched its new Executive Certification in Diversity Coaching program. The mission is to offer a high-value, industry-leading program
Mauri Friestleben is one of the top educators in Minnesota. She is deeply loved by the families and communities she serves. Friestleben was the principal
Golf is a sport that is too often hard to access for Black youth because of lack of resources, funding, and information, but thanks to
On Aug. 16, the National Council of Negro Women, the Tom Joyner Foundation and PUSH Excel announced a partnership with Denny’s to assist students who
It’s that time of year again. Summer’s coming to an end and students are preparing to go back to school. Back-to-school shopping can be hectic
“Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown returned to his old college, Florida A&M University, to renovate a student lounge.The culture expert took on the challenge because
A Pennsylvania school district is threatening to take children away from their parents who failed to pay down the students’ school lunch deficits, the media
In a gesture that is rare in these technological times, former President Barack Obama actually penned a handwritten letter to congratulate a woman he freed
Yes, Marijuana Pepsi is a real person. And, no, her mother was not high when she named her. The matriarch deliberately gave her daughter that
Cynthia Warrick, Ph.D., is passionate about education and uplifting our community. A native of San Antonio, Texas, she has a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy from
When they hear us. This time, Columbia University was forced to see and hear members of the distinguished Black Law Student Association as these future