Morehouse College recently made national headlines after its board of trustees approved a policy that will allow individuals who self-identify as men, regardless of the sex
Fond memories come to mind when people think about McDonald’s. For some, it’s the memory of enjoying their first Happy Meal. For others, it’s the memory
Andriel Dees is recognized as one of the most outstanding women of color in education. She has served as director of equity, diversity and inclusion at
Michelle Reaves is the executive director of the Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program (DAPCEP), an organization focused on connecting youth in metropolitan Detroit to educational
A father became so upset after a teacher’s alleged abuse that he decided to bring a weapon to his son’s school. The incident took place
Wendy Williams has launched a hotline to help people suffering from substance abuse. The 54-year-old television host announced on Monday, March 3, 2019, that her family’s Hunter Foundation
Homelessness and housing insecurity among college and university students is a national issue. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) estimates 58,000 college students
Jaylen K. Denson is preparing to graduate from Atlanta Metropolitan State College in May with a degree in business. The 21-year-old from East Point, Georgia,
Dr. Theresa Price can barely hold her excitement when discussing the value of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. For the past 18 years, Price has
While some 3-year-olds are saying goodbye to their “terrible twos” and learning how to say their names and how old they are, one toddler is
Days after the commencement of Black History Month, a barber’s chair became Killer Mike’s pulpit. During lively debates and discussions at The Swag Shop in
When it comes to Black colleges and Universities, the common historical narrative is the vast majority of these schools were founded after the Civil War. Because
Atlanta is a bastion of Black intellectual capital cultivated in music, business and centers of higher education, including Spelman College, Clark Atlanta University and Morehouse
Since Harlem was recognized for its Renaissance in the 1920s, people have been seeking the next place to tout as a Black mecca — a place
A White teenager received a slap on the wrist after threatening to sell two Black girls into slavery. The incident occurred at the Horizon Christian
A financial and academic crisis has struck the campus of one of the oldest institutions of higher learning among the nation’s treasured Historically Black Colleges
A college student allegedly threatened to kill his professor for scheduling an exam too early in the morning. The incident occurred before finals weeks at Florida
Marston Riley made national headlines after a video surfaced of him fighting with a student who had called him a racial slur. Riley, 64, was recently
Atlanta Metropolitan State College held its annual Celebration of Leadership Awards on Sept. 27, 2018, on the school’s campus. During the awards ceremony, the Atlanta
Sean “Diddy” Combs is pledging $1 million toward this cause. The 48-year-old rapper has revealed he’s set to donate the whopping sum to the Capital
