Shalanda Young Becomes First Black Woman To Lead White House Budget Office
The U.S. Senate confirmed Shalanda Young as the White House Office of Management Budget director, making her the first Black woman to hold the position
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National Battle of the Bands Announces Pepsi as New Title Sponsor
Drumroll please! The National Battle of the Bands announces Pepsi as its new title sponsorship to support HBCUs.
Allen Media Group Announces Partnership for HBCU GO and SWAC
Byron Allen's Allen Media Group announces a partnership with the SWAC to premier NCAA Division I HBCU conference sporting events on HBCU GO.
This African-Born Architect Becomes First Black Laureate To Win Top Architecture Prize
Burkina Faso-born Diébédo Francis Kéré is the 2022 laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the first Black winner in the history of the award.
Candace Owens Believes ‘Russian Lives Matter,’ Finds Treatment of Russians ‘Appalling’ Yet Doesn’t Think ‘Black Lives Matter’
Candace Owens has taken the side of the Russians in their war against Ukraine as she sends out a Tweet that "Russian Lives Matter." Shaking
W&W Public Relations Continues to Excel 30 Years Into the Game
W&W Public Relations continues to provide excellence 30 years into the game. Karen Lee and Aliya Crawford advise PR prospects to keep it professional and
Two Former HBCU Coaches Hired For NFL Jobs
Two former HBCU coaches, Isaac Williams and K.J. Black, have been hired by two NFL teams
U.S. Department of Education Supports HBCU Response to Bomb Threats
Vice President Kamala Harris and the U.S. Department of Education take action in response to HBCU bomb threats.
When Black People Faced Discrimination In Ukraine, Three Black Women Stepped In To Get Them Out Of The Country
When reports began detailing the racism Black people faced when trying to leave Ukraine, three Black women decided to help get Black people out,
Kentucky Justice Advocate For Breonna Taylor Named As USA Today’s ‘Women of the Year’
After making history in a special election last month, Keturah Herron is being honored as one of USA TODAY’s Women of the Year.