Merging Southern University & University of New Orleans Unnecessary, Immoral
The enemy never rests.
In 2012's infancy, we have seen two different situations where HBCUs have come under attack. First, the HBCU 'Equality' lawsuit where...
U.S Officials Confirm “Credible But Unconfirmed” Threat on 9/11 Anniversary
Washington, D.C.—United States officials have indicated a “specific, credible but unconfirmed” threat against the United States on the 10th anniversary of the September 11th...
The Fight for the American Dream
American citizens have been protesters for change for decades. From the rallies against the inclusion of Americans in the Vietnam War to the marches...
Is Sagging Pants Really a Big Deal? #BuzzKiller
Sagging pants has become a nationwide epidemic amongst young males all around the world. Sagging is defined by Merriam Webster’s Dictionary as to hang down unevenly, to droop.
Why Obama’s push on student loans is critical for black college students
Lisa Haynes, 23, listens as President Barack Obama delivers the Commencement address at Hampton University May 9, 2010, in Hampton, VA. Haynes is graduating with a...
Why It’s Never Too Late To Choose To Be Great
At times I tend to think I'm older than I actually am, allowing myself to drown in the woes of past mistakes and watching...
Norfolk State Defeats Hampton in the 1st Battle of the Bay Poetry Slam
On Thursday, November 10, 2011, history was made in Norfolk.
A sea of green and gold cheered on their Spartans as they watched their beloved Norfolk...
Overcoming Depression — How To Beat Depression During College At An HBCU
During my five years at HBCU Central State University in Wilberforce, I had a hard time dealing with depression. According to the Oxford dictionary,...
The Perils of Social Networks: What Classifies as ‘Too Much Information?’
Ever wondered what exactly is too much? Well, if you ever find yourself on Twitter, then more than likely this question will come up....
Things I’m Thankful For: My HBCU Family
This past week, thousands of college students across the country headed home for one of the most anticipated holiday amidst on campus students; Thanksgiving....
Long Live the King Part III—The Promised Land
In the past two weeks, I have been writing about the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. in anticipation of the unveiling of the...
What’s Up With Bowie State’s Radio Station?
The biggest names in the country have graced the campus of historically black Bowie State University including, President Barak Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama,...
Protest For Progress In Memphis
Greater Imani Church in Memphis, TN reached full capacity on Monday as citizens from all around Shelby County came to meet with city leaders to...
Family Oriented – One reason Hampton Student Malik Jorden attends an HBCU
“I wanted to attend a HBCU because i felt like it was more of a family environment and they truly did care and want...
Nancy Grace, 2 Chainz Stirs the Pot About Marijuana
Updated 2:01 pm 1/16/2015
Nancy Grace invites rapper 2 Chainz on to her HLN show for a surprisingly amazing debate over the legalization of marijuana.
During...
‘Describe Jackson State In One Word’
“Unique," says Jackson State student MuNesha, a senior health care administration major, on the university's official Facebook page.
"Some people think of Jackson as dangerous, but...
Hip-hop: From Conscious to Mainstream
Hip-hop originated as a way out of oppression for those whose lives were affected by injustice, lawlessness and corruption. As time has gone by,...
Long Live the King – Memorial Day – Washington DC
What a day to be in D.C.
The enormous crowd, the warm sunny day, the energy—everything was perfect when I visited the MLK Memorial on...
