Organizing in the wake of a new administration: The call for a stronger NAACP
In the wake of Donald Trump’s presidency, our nation has witnessed profound shifts in the political and social landscape. From emboldened rhetoric to policy shifts
In the wake of Donald Trump’s presidency, our nation has witnessed profound shifts in the political and social landscape. From emboldened rhetoric to policy shifts
In the wake of Donald Trump’s presidential election victory, Black students at the University of Alabama have reported receiving a series of alarming racist text
In a powerful display of solidarity, Harvard University professors organized a “study-in” at the Widener Library on Oct. 16, to support pro-Palestine students who faced
A recent incident at Tishomingo High School in Oklahoma has ignited a wave of outrage within the community after six students were photographed wearing letters
A recent field trip to a Detroit courtroom took a shocking turn when a judge handcuffed a 16-year-old student for allegedly dozing off during a
The Vote HBCU “Say It Louder Tour” is set to empower students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities by providing essential tools and resources to
Apple will host its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) online from June 10-14, 2024. A special in-person event for developers and students will also take
Rich Paul packed out the room in a panel prior to the Atlanta Hawks‘ HBCU Night game on Feb. 23 against the Toronto Raptors. The
Microsoft is hoping to “educate workers” with a new AI partnership. The tech giant has teamed up with the American Federation of Labor and Congress
Noah Martinez and Demarcus Jackson are finding their way in the world as young Black men. The Clark Atlanta University freshmen are both from Chicago.
Jonathan Majors is known as a villain in Marvel, but he turned into a superhero in real life. On Sept. 14, a video was released
On the morning of Aug. 14, a group of people attacked Howard University students near the dorms, leaving one student stabbed and several others injured.
Sexyy Red has become a summer sensation, which means she’s been making more appearances, even at a high school. The rapper recently posted a video
With over 30 years of experience in higher education, Ingrid Thompson-Sellers, Ph.D., is eminently qualified to lead Atlanta Metropolitan State College. Appointed as the school’s
Stacy Milner didn’t see a path for Black youth in entertainment so she created one via the Entertainment Industry College Outreach Program. With its signature
JPMorgan Chase is dedicated to being active partners in their communities. In Atlanta, the bank partnered with the Atlanta Hawks for a Project Rebound clinic
Staley High School students in Kansas City, Missouri, who are classmates of Ralph Yarl conducted a walk-out protest on April 18. The approximately 1,500 students
On the night of Feb. 13, three students were killed and five other students were injured by a gunman who opened fire on the Michigan
During Black History Month we honor the past leaders and activists who paved the way for racial equality and justice, but we also focus on
Rachel Angel, Pharm. D. is tackling the unemployment issue for young adults through an app she developed called Peerro. The app offers opportunities that most