A teenage girl in Georgia was humiliated and told that she was worthless by a male teacher. According to reports by WSB-TV, the incident occurred
Students at Ombudsman often face a bitter struggle along the path to success, which makes receiving a high school diploma an even sweeter accomplishment. Just
The UNCF/Koch Scholars Program is designed to teach students how to develop and apply an entrepreneurial mindset by exploring how the study of entrepreneurship, innovation and
By all accounts, third grader Edmund Lee, 9, is a budding genius at Gateway Science Academy in St. Louis, Missouri. He has a GPA of
It’s common knowledge that children gain pride when they see positive images of themselves during their early years. African and African American children don’t have
When your college president makes a plea for increasing the level of alumni giving to the institution, there are two known paths to consider: Talk
The Detroit Historically Black College and University Network and the Alpha Rho Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. held its first HBCU
[jwplatform Bb1aFiGA] The importance of a solid education from a good teacher is critical for a young child. Many people have memories of a tough teacher
Atlanta Metropolitan State College is one of the 29 institutions in the University System of Georgia and one of three USG institutions (Georgia Institute of
For the past few months there has been an unprecedented move taken on behalf of former high school students who failed their state’s exit exam.
Source: Randi Weingarten Twitter The Detroit Public Schools district is failing its students. Despite formal and informal protests, the children continue to suffer the consequences
The state of Illinois is strapped for cash. Governor Rauner has yet to pass a budget and people are feeling the pain. Chicago State University
UGA presents 2016 President’s Fulfilling the Dream Award As part of the 13th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Breakfast sponsored by the University of Georgia,
What do Detroiters Big Sean, Diana Ross and J. Moss have in common? They’re all graduates of Cass Technical High School in Detroit, and their
Two MBA candidates from Clark Atlanta University earned well-deserved kudos and the top prize of $75,000 at the third annual Ford Historically Black Colleges and Universities Community Challenge. Bradley Gilbeaux and Damon Willis created an ingenious lawn irrigation system that wirelessly tracks weather forecasts and soil moisture to water only when needed.
The annual holiday reception and banquet was held by Atlanta Technical College for community partners was held on December 9. Yesmeen Jiles, Student of
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia disappointed a lot of Americans with his bias and bigotry this past Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2015, when a brief pointed
Morehouse College has once again produced a Rhodes Scholar in a continuing legacy of brilliance. Prince Abudu is a computer science major from Zimbabwe and
Amid the fifth season of TV One’s “Lexus Verses and Flow,” the spoken word show has announced the 16 recipients of its 2015 scholarship awards,
As a seventh grader at George Washington Carver Middle School, I was more concerned with getting the attention of Rhonda Butler, Audrey Richardson or Pam
