Why I’m Grateful For My Fraternity
Have you ever pondered to yourself and thought: ”Which fraternity or sorority should I join”? Or have you ever compared yourself to someone else who...
Black People Won’t Win With HBCU Grad Kamala Harris’ Student Loan Forgiveness Program
Over the weekend, Kamala Harris—the junior senator from California and presidential candidate—announced her student debt relief plan for black college...
5 Skills Successful Entrepreneurs Possess
Do you envy other entrepreneurs who attract media attention for their companies? Do you see other business successes and silently...
Watching ‘When They See Us’ Is An Act Of Social Justice
Apparently, no one was ready for Ava DuVernay’s recent series, When They See Us. Across social media, discourse about the movie...
What A Cliche!: The 5 Most Overused Resume Phrases
Just because something sounds good, doesn’t mean you should put it on your resume. A million other people probably have...
Attacking The 2 Percent Problem: Black Male Teacher Recruitment
Now that school is out, teacher recruitment is kicking in. We all know that you can’t teach all students the...
Here’s 6 Things To Know Before Launching A Small Business
Many people dream of owning a small business. Owning a company is ideal for people who are naturally creative, are...
What You Need To Know Before Launching A Home-Based Business
According to Small Biz Trends, 69% of entrepreneurs launch their businesses from home. Starting a home-based business can be exciting and lucrative. However, study all aspects of your company...
10 Highest-Paying College Degrees For African-Americans
As we all know, college isn’t cheap. With students saddled with unprecedented amounts of debt, it is critical that college students obtain degrees that will...
Back-To-Back Darties Spark Most Anticipated Season Of The Year At Howard University
Darty: a day-time party
Roughly four months into the spring semester, Howard University students finally caught a glimpse of the most anticipated...
Here’s 5 Reasons Why Mentors Matter
If you trace all the way back to biblical days up until the 21st century, you will find that mentorship was the “secret sauce” for many who made...
Support Reauthorization of the HBCU Historic Preservation Program
When we learn from our history—the stories and people and places that make up our collective past—we absorb the lessons taught to us over generations and use...
Beyonce Brings HBCU Homecoming to Coachella
The Queen has once again snatched all wigs and turned waves into tide pools! Beyoncé, what did we do to deserve such an amazing performance ? For...
NYT: ‘Why I Chose A Historically Black College’
New York Times writer Skylar Mitchell takes aim at historically black colleges relevancy in today's society in an op-ed titled "Why I Chose a Historically Black College."
From...
GSU Junior Miniya Shabazz Becomes New Member of the ESPN Family
Miniya Shabazz has been quite involved as a GSU student journalist, she's worked as an editor of her campus newspaper ,with the university's media bureau and local publication, and she's just...
Southern University Grad Andrea Brew Writes Book, ‘Twas the Night Before Bayou Classic
SHORT BOOK DESCRIPTION:
It is the eve of the Bayou Classic, and a family of Southern University fans are filled with anticipation and blue-and-gold spirit. Find out what happens when an unexpected visitor arrives...
Southern Student Remi Hill Fights Battles With Creativity And A Canvas
Remi Hill doesn’t remember the exact age she began drawing, but her mother told her she has been quite artistic since age 3.
As she got older, she...
What Happens When The Spelman Woman Is A Spel-Man?
Spelman College is a historically black college for women located in Atlanta. At least, that's what the college's website says.
But the black college is not just home to...
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