Something is in the water at HBCUs. On July 12, two prominent school presidents announced their intentions to step down from their positions. David A.
Reagan Fresnel, a Spelman University alumna, founded Camp HBCYouth, a summer day camp designed to educate minority youth based on the principles and values of
It’s all about brotherhood, and keeping the community alive and healthy for generations. For the Morehouse College Atlanta Alumni Association, the Maroon Tiger community honored
Ron Falls Jr. may have started as a curious kid from San Diego, but his journey through the realms of science, finance, and law has
“Enough,” said President Joe Biden on May 31. The United States President called for a ceasefire in Gaza with the violent ongoing war between Israel
Shanequa Gay had a tall task, and she conquered it. The artist took on the challenge of painting a mural inside of Morehouse College’s new
During a pivotal commencement address at Morehouse College, President Joe Biden engaged with the class of 2024, their families, and the broader Black community. He
Melonie Parker is an industry shifter. The Chief Diversity Officer and Employee Engagement at Google has once again let her efforts shine playing a role
On May 13, Morehouse College unveiled its new Google Annex classroom on campus. The addition comes from Google’s partnership with the United Negro College Fund
Dozens of Atlanta HBCU students, alumni and sympathizers declaring solidarity with protesters on college campuses across the nation made their displeasure known Wednesday — about
Dr. B.K. Edmond is a board-certified anesthesiologist with more than 25 years in the field. He is a graduate of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Harvard
Erskine “Chuck” Faush Jr., the namesake of a prominent Birmingham, Al, pastor, recently became the executive in residence at Miles College. He’s got a finger
Spelman College student Nyla Choates was the winner of the “Black is Entrepreneurial Pitch Competition” at Morehouse College in Atlanta, sponsored by Amazon’s Black Employee
Archie L. Jones Jr. is a professor at the Harvard Business School and author of the book The Treasure You Seek: A Guide to Developing
Rolling out’s RIDE CON AI Lab set the stage for an immersive, AI-centric weekend aimed at empowering the Black community. Nestled within the historic walls
Rapidly rising R&B crooner Josh Waters has an astounding work ethic to go with his evocative voice, riveting songwriting, and charismatic persona. Visiting rolling out’s R.I.D.E. Con in
Singer-songwriter Mylah Muse has music flowing through her veins like red blood cells. She migrated from Indianapolis to Atlanta and launched a thriving career as
Parents are increasingly attuned to the transformative power of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in sculpting their children’s destinies. Two institutions, Morehouse College and
Morehouse College has hired a new football coach, and it is not Hue Jackson. On Feb. 2, the program announced Terance Mathis is the Maroon
Hue Jackson‘s next stop appears to be Atlanta. The football coach is reportedly expected to get hired by Morehouse College as the Maroon Tigers’ new
