Class of 2016 – Beating the Odds
As long as large numbers of students of color remain ill-prepared to succeed in and navigate our postsecondary system of education, we will continue to
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Only 40 Percent of College Seniors Feel Their College Experience Prepared Them For a Career
Every summer, like clockwork, more than 2 million students graduate and expect to enter the workforce ready to excel in their careers. But according to
Sharing Our Stories: 3 Tips From a Successful Side-Gigger
In addition to your goals, make sure you use your extra income to create a strong financial foundation through debt elimination, enough emergency savings to
Alton Sterling: What We Know So Far
On Tuesday morning, Alton Sterling, 37, was shot to death by Baton Rouge police officers, as shown in a 48-second cellphone video that has since
Your Verizon Wireless Experience, Transformed
Verizon Wireless is offering the new trend in cellular data plans: several different flavors from which customers can pick and choose.
Diverse Scholars Work to Build a Culture of Health
It’s notable when you think of how scholars advance to achieve tenure, bring in research dollars, serve as a lead author on a manuscript, refine
This Black Female Venture Capital Founder is Closing the Racial Funding Gap
Backstage Capital, the bootstrapped $12 million nano-venture capital fund founded by Arlan Hamilton, is dedicated to minimizing funding disparities in tech by investing $25,000â€$100,000 in
Alton Sterling: Twitter Responds Back
It’s happened again. According to breaking news reports, Alton Sterling was shot and killed by two Louisiana police officers after an anonymous caller claimed he
Clinton Email Saga Is (Finally) Over
In an admittedly “unusual†press conference on Tuesday morning, FBI Director James Comey announced the conclusion of the years-long investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of
What Athletes Can Teach Us About Investment Scams
"Anyone, irrespective of their bank account size, can be the victim of a scam."