Bringing STEM Within Reach of All Students
The 2006 New Jersey Teacher of the Year is revolutionizing the way math and science are taught. At the core is the belief that all
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What Little Kids Need From Grownups
Erika Christakis, a lecturer at the Yale Child Study Center, writes about the importance of play and unstructured time in the lives of little kids.
Microsoft Chairman John Thompson on Racism and Assimilating to Succeed in Silicon Valley
Microsoft chairman, John W. Thompson, reveals a lot about his life and views during a fireside chat at The Wall Street Project Summit.
Black History Month: Loretta E. Lynch, U.S. Attorney General
In 2015, Loretta E. Lynch made history as the first African American woman to hold position as Attorney General of the United States. She is
Black History Month: Order of African American Nuns Celebrates 100 Years of Service
An order of black nuns in Harlem N.Y.---one of only three original orders of its kind in the United States--- is celebrating its centennial this
Octavia Spencer & Taraji P. Henson Co-Starring in Film About Black Women Space Pioneers
Octavia Spencer has landed a role in Fox 2000's "Hidden Figures," co-starring with Taraji P. Henson, a film based on black female NASA pioneers.
John McAfee: FBI’s Order to Apple is “Misuse†of Law
John McAfee weighs in on the conflict between Apple and the Department of Justice.
Black History Month: Jeh Johnson, U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security
A civil and criminal trial lawyer, Jeh Johnson became the first African American U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security in 2013. He previously served as General
Academy of Motion Pictures Suing Gift Bag Company
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Distinctive Assets, which offers gift bags to Oscars celebs.
Black Enterprise Tech Entrepreneur of the Year to Appear on ‘Shark Tank’
Nexercise founders will pitch on TV's Shark Tank.