Black college presidents
In the past two years, more than two-dozen historically black colleges have lost presidents with many citing financial issues as the chief concern. Because of
April 7, 2013
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In the past two years, more than two-dozen historically black colleges have lost presidents with many citing financial issues as the chief concern. Because of
The days where black kids only admired athletes and entertainers are coming to an end. More black kids are now engaging in competitions that allow
On March 29, former APS Superintendent Beverly Hall and 34 others were indicted on racketeering charges behind the cheating scandal that was uncovered two years
After releasing three best-sellers with his childhood friends, Dr. Rameck Hunt and Dr. George Jenkins, Dr. Sampson Davis returns with his first solo book, Living and Dying
During a time when white flight and charter schools created issues with many all-black high schools, Emanuel Washington saw value in being enrolled at a
The 8th annual Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit: Day 2 recap Fresh off being honored the night before as part of the Women of
What age is too young to learn about sex? That’s the question many Chicago parents will be asking soon if a new proposal offered by
If you only watched the evening news or depended on pop culture to paint a picture of young blacks, you would probably think that the
Dr. Deborah Stroman is a leading a professor in Sports Administration at the University of North Carolina. Dr. Stroman serves as instructor for courses such
It’s important for parents to be involved in the lives of their children, especially as it concerns their education. This means interacting with the administrators;
Set during the years of turmoil after the Civil War, Toni Morrison’s “Beloved” is considered an American treasure by many. Morrison begins the novel in
“I don’t want to be a bachelor. I want to be a husband. I’m ready.” –Carl West
Gucci Mane was tapped speak to students at Crawford Long Middle School in Atlanta for career day. The rapper, who often makes music about drugs
Rolling out presents Chicago’s Most Wanted: 50 Men of Style and Substance, a salute to Chicago’s hottest bachelors. All are invited to meet and mingle
Dr. Julianne Malveaux is a highly regarded economist who once served as President of Bennett College. She has appeared as a commentator on CNN, BET,
Dr. Boyce Watkins is a noted professor at Syracuse University and affiliate of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has also served as
Harvard and MIT classes that have just opened their online registration process. Better hurry!
rolling out caught up with several Super Bowl Champions and asked them, plus their friends, about their new year’s resolution, the focus for the Black community in 2013
It’s almost that time to start searching for the best camp for your child. For many children, computer camps have been a great alternative to
