US first lady leads ‘Let Girls Learn,’ partners with Japan
Did you know there are nearly 62 million girls around the world – half of whom are adolescent – who are not in school? It’s imperative
March 21, 2015
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Did you know there are nearly 62 million girls around the world – half of whom are adolescent – who are not in school? It’s imperative
Esther Okade had dreams of attending college when she was 7 years old. But instead of waiting 10 years like most students her age, she
The nation’s struggling HBCUs may have gotten an unwanted dose of reality recently from President Barack Obama. During a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus,
Name: Sofia Ivanka Company: Building Smart Kids Title: Founder Age: 15 How did you get started in the tutoring business? When I was younger I
Almost everyone would agree that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a great man who worked tirelessly to right many of the grave injustices that Blacks faced during
The student team from Spelman College in Atlanta walked away with the winning title in Ford’s 2014 Historically Black Colleges and Universities Community Challenge and
Country Financial and agency owner, Alexis Cierra Holt, decided to share a wealth of wisdom with high school students across the country by sponsoring an
It is a fact that the majority of HBCUs in the United States do not receive anywhere near the level of funding that white institutions
A few of Chicago’s most known and beloved celebrities have banded together in a new promotional video in hopes of encouraging President Barack Obama to “bring it
Dr. Steve Perry is the founder and principal of one of the nation’s top-performing schools, Capital Preparatory Magnet in Hartford, Connecticut. Capital Prep is a
The city of Riverdale honored Jamille Miller-Brown, the principal of Riverdale High School, last night. Miller-Brown is a principal who strives for the best for
The president of Lincoln University, the country’s first degree-granting HBCU, is under fire for comments he made regarding student rape claims. The university’s president, Robert
The Koch Brothers have contributed to many Republican causes. It is also true that they have donated millions of dollars to cancer research, education, entrepreneurship, arts, science, and various other
His Excellency Daniel Kablan Duncan, prime minister of the Republic of Cote d’Ivoire, West Africa, along with a delegation of key ministers of government and
By: Warren Chancellor This fall, as class at Morehouse went back in session, 12 Morehouse alums were facing a very different first day of school
Tell us about Resurrection University. We are located inside of Saint Elizabeth’s hospital in Chicago at 1431 North Claremont Ave., off of Western Avenue and
Describe your specialty and how you made the decision to work in the health field as a career? What attracted me to this field was
What does HIIM stand for? HIIM stands for Health Informatics and Information Management. Discuss Resurrection University and the Health Informatics and Information Management field. We’re an
Dr. Gary McGaha is one of the most prominent figures in education in the Atlanta area. For more than 35 years, Dr. McGaha has worked
Tomeka Hart Vice President, African American Community Partnerships, Teach For America What inspires you to show up to work everyday? Teach For America’s vision is
