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A career in international conflict resolution has been on Ava Greene’s radar, and the Spelman College senior learned more about the possibilities when she was selected to attend a new fellows program

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Over $1.6 Million Distributed to HBCUs During Black History Month Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated (AKA), in partnership with the Educational Advancement Foundation (EAF), has pledged

Everything you should know about The HBCU Band Combine. The Purpose: To give New Orleans area student musicians the opportunity to earn scholarships by showcasing their talents before Dire

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Author: Jay Connor Photo: Robert Smith speaks onstage as Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights hosts The 2015 Ripple Of Hope Awards honoring Congressman John Lewis, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Evercore Co-fou

Sen. Kamala Harris, a Howard alumna, dropped by after announcing her Presidential campaign. by Steven J. Gaither What do when you just announced your bid for president of the United Sta

The latest NCAA D2 rankings are out and one CIAA school is in. Six CIAA men’s players are among the leaders in the country. by Dellan Sellers Courtesy: theciaa.com Six CI

By Tanasia Kenney - The 11-year-old prodigy accepted into Southern University, an historically black university, on a full-ride scholarship last year just started his full semester of classes at the Louisiana college, and he couldn’t be more thrilled. Although much younger than his unde

Celebrities and alumnae have voiced their support for Bennett By Teddy Grant Screenshot from Bennett College Bennett College, a liberal arts HBCU in Greensboro, North Car

Today we honor a man who stood for unity and righteousness. He was brave and not scared to stand for his beliefs. He reminds me to treat all people equal. He saw people not for the shade of their skin but for the character within. It is so tough having to share your Dad or Husband wi

As a Norfolk State student, Brehanna Daniels majored in mass communications and had designs on a career in entertainment. Daniels, who played basketball at Norfolk State from 2014-16, will take another step in that direction as a contestant on Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's NBC reality physical com

Speaking at the January 2019 Faculty and Staff Institute, ECSU Chancellor Karrie Dixon gives her State of the University Address. Dr. Dixon outlined priorities for the coming year and emphasized the

By Yvonne Wenger•Contact Reporter The Baltimore Sun Walking around the Coppin State University campus, Florine Camphor looks like an octogenarian cheerleader, wearing a sequined hat, blue suit

Our recent graduates are stepping into the new year as Southern University #alumni! With a degree in hand, they can conquer the world! We continue to wish you all much success in your future ende

Going to college doesn’t mean you should go into the poorhouse when you graduate. Your student loan payments can be lowered and sometimes even forgiven. Our financial advisors can help you live like a college graduate should. http://ow.ly/h95C50jPKgX

Tired of simply taking. Shari Griswold is ready to give. “I worked in the corporate world for many years, and that was very lucrative for me,” shares Shari candidly. “Yet, I felt as though I was ju

The Howard University School of Law will kick off the celebration of the 150th Anniversary of its founding on January 6, 1869, with a Sesquicentennial Convocation from noon to 2 p.m. on January 7, 201

After being turned down flat by superstar Rihanna, the beleaguered network can't pay Black performers to come on stage for the show on Feb. 3. In the two years since Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem in protest of police violence against Blacks, massive boycotts of the NFL by Blacks have occurred. He was later blackballed from the racist league. Kaepernick has not yet returned to the field, but has managed to garner waves of support from a slew of notable celebrities and musicians. So far on the list of artists who've said no are: Cardi B, Usher, Mary J. Blige and Andre 3000

Every little bit of effort makes us better and better!

We ready! Consistency is today's inspiration. We took a walk in the park and now here is effort part two to day nine of our twenty four days of Christmas Fitness!

Get our Swirl on! Moving like the Ocean...

Get into this Power Workout that takes just a tad bit of time! Another day lead by TiffanyRothe!

According to Warren Buffett, it's the surest and most fulfilling path to success. By Jeff Haden Contributing editor, Inc.@jeff_haden CREDIT: Getty Images Warren Buffe

Take a quick stroll in the park