Young, Black, and Looking for a Job? Create One
Now is the time to reject the myth of the skills gap, and reorient black teens to a new way of thinking about employment. Young,
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The Road to TechConneXt: Stewart Butterfield, CEO, Slack
Perhaps no technological advancement has contributed more to the decline of email, changing the way we collaborate and communicate at work, than Slack. Slack CEO
Best Accelerators For Entrepreneurs of Color To Get Funding
Studies show that the survival rates of companies that go through an accelerator are three times that of companies that don’t. What’s more, research shows
Why Are the U.S. Olympians Covered in Giant Welts?
Cupping is an alternative healing method that Olympians, such as Michael Phleps, are swearing by
Who Is Better for Tech—Clinton or Trump?
An interesting piece from careers site Dice.com ponders which presidential candidate is better for the tech industry, Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? As writer for
Women of Power: Vie Wilson Shares How African American Women Can Find Success in the Real Estate Industry
Real estate is a continuously growing and expanding industry. In any given major U.S. city, the interest in real estate is at an all-time high,
Pipeline Angels Network Seeks Women To Train As Investors For Its Boot Camp
Pipeline Angels is a network of new and seasoned women investors that is changing the face of angel investing and creating capital for women social
#MotivationMonday: 5 Ways to Maximize Your Morning Commute
Find out how to make the most of your morning commute by using the traveling time you have wisely on this #MotivationMonday.
There’s More to Career Services than Job Placement
Career Services is not just for work. Career Services people know a lot of people, including alumni who went to grad school, so they can
Daymond John Shares How Being Broke Can Be an Entrepreneur’s Greatest Asset
Shark Tank investor Daymond John's latest book is The Power of Broke: How Empty Pockets, a Tight Budget, and a Hunger for Success Can Become