HBCUs Take On Tech at Wall Street Project Economic Summit
Silicon Valley is a new promised land for those enamored of tech. How can HBCUs prepare their students to be attractive candidates and flourish in
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Engineering Call Fails to Reach African Americans
Engineering is high-paying and offers job security, yet relatively few African Americans pursue work in the field. Efforts to increase diversity abound.
Host Mike Epps Talks About the Importance of ABFF Awards
With ABFF Awards: A Celebration of Hollywood, airing tonight on BET, we sat down with host Mike Epps to get his thoughts on the celebration.
‘Rent-A-Minority’ Makes You Laugh at America’s Diversity Problem
Satirical website, RentAMinority.com, uses humor to shed light on America's troubled approach to diversity and inclusion.
Black History Month: Michelle Obama, First Lady of the United States
Michelle Obama slays as the first African American first lady of the United States. Aside from her position as first lady, which she uses to
America Saves Week: Train Your Brain to Save Money
Behavioral finance experts say, however, before we start beating ourselves up, we need to take a realistic look at why it’s so hard for our
Young Gifted and Black: 4 Ways to Support Your Gifted Child
This couple supports their gifted daughter by meeting with her teachers, networking with other parents, assuming the role of advocate, and researching.
Verbal Commitment vs. National Letter of Intent: All Athletes Should Know the Difference
What's the difference between a verbal commitment and the National Letter of Intent? What you don't know could hurt you. Read before agreeing to anything.
No Lines in the Sand: How to Keep Ourselves Honest in School Politics
Doing what's best for underserved public school children and for your own can lead to conflicts of interest. Here, a Chicago teacher exposes the tension.
HBCU Students Get ‘Wall Street Ready’ at Rainbow PUSH Wall Street Summit
The panel, Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Reconnecting and Sustaining Relationships with Wall Street, was asked, 'What do historically black colleges need to do to