In a development that has sent shockwaves through academic circles, Rachel Dawson, a former high-ranking Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) officer at the University of
In a case highlighting the complexities facing historically Black institutions, Tennessee State University‘s ex-financial aid director has filed a compelling lawsuit that connects personal ethics
Tennessee State University (TSU) is currently navigating a significant financial crisis that has prompted the board of directors to take drastic measures. On November 22,
Chicago State University is transforming lives on the South Side of Chicago. The Neal-Cummings-Williams family embodies the transformative power of higher education. These five siblings
Kenneth M. Nole, DTL-CT, director of RISE Academy, is no stranger to helping transform the lives of others. The Morehouse College graduate has intentionally placed
In a candid conversation with Kevin Hooks, Isaac McCoy, a distinguished entrepreneur and former White House appointee, delved into the multifaceted aspects of his work,
In a landmark move aimed at enhancing Chicago’s educational landscape, Chicago State University and the City Colleges of Chicago have joined forces to forge a
As parents, navigating the path toward your child’s higher education involves crucial considerations, none more pressing than securing financial aid. Scholarships stand as pillars of
Boys & Girls Club of America continues to help young people build great futures. The nonprofit organization added an innovative twist to how children can
Clark Atlanta University (CAU) is proud to announce the university has been selected as the home of the New PROPEL Center, a global headquarters for
OcuPrep Institute of Georgia is a higher education institution approved by the GA Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission and authorized as an approved higher education provider.
It appears the COVID-19 vaccine will be pushed upon everyone in the future, and their jobs and schools could be the ones helping to enforce
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
Blac Chyna has not been accepted into the Harvard Business School. The reality star and former stripper — who has son King Cairo, 6, with ex-boyfriend
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., in partnership with the Educational Advancement Foundation, closed out Black History Month by awarding $50,000 to 31 historically Black colleges
Teaching the brutal history of slavery and the dehumanization of Blacks can be difficult for some educators. There are many stories of teachers in middle
To be wise and to have the ability to impart that wisdom to students has been the job of Morehouse College professor Dr. Tobe Johnson
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
In the past two weeks, the nation has been rocked by the grand jury system in Missouri and New York that failed to indict the
How would describe the image of black men today with black men 40 years ago? The image of black men today is similar to what
