In a world where often not enough children’s books reflect Black children and other kids of color, rolling out‘s Munson Steed is creating culturally relevant
As this year marks the 65th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, I believe it’s appropriate to ask this question today: “Did this experiment
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
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
Another shooting has impacted an HBCU. A student at Tennessee State University died after he was found on campus with a gunshot wound, according to
A 12-year-old girl in Fairfax, Virginia, made national headlines after claiming that she endured an assault that was racially motivated. The honor student, Amari Allen,
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
A Black girl was harassed and assaulted by White male students while in school. The incident occurred at a predominately White private school in Springfield,
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated is proud to announce that for the second consecutive year, the sorority has successfully raised $1 million for the benefit
When you’re a parent thinking about what’s best for your child, I can only imagine the fear and anger one must have when watching the
Wendy Williams recently blasted actress Felicity Huffman and the judicial system. During the latest episode of “The Wendy Williams Show,” the talk show host spoke
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
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
For more than a decade, Google has periodically changed its search page logo for holidays, special events and anniversaries, but today the search engine was
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
By Rahn Mayo Eight years of experience as a Georgia legislator and member of the House Education Committee provided me with a broad view of
Pharrell Williams is helping to shape the futures of 114 Harlem high school graduates. The “Happy” hitmaker has promised “A-list internships” to every 2019 graduate
Lawrence Smith is a southwest Atlanta native and a graduate of Georgia State University with a bachelor’s degree in marketing and master’s in sports management.
Ivan Shammas is general manager and general sales manager for Telemundo Atlanta, a premier Spanish-language station providing award-winning local news and programming to the expansive
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
