Will the Supreme Court Ban Affirmative Action in College Admissions?
The Supreme Court will once again examine Fisher v University of Texas Austin., which has wide implications for race considerations in college admissions.
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3 Initial Steps to Raising a Seed Round
The most important step to raising your seed round is finding your first investor. This person should be a super angel who has a large
Power Women of the Diaspora: Ugandan Leader Talks Passion for Bridging Borders Between U.S. and Africa
For African Americans and Africans of the diaspora, this is the time to engage seriously with the continent where 10 of the fastest growing economies
YouTube Launches New Subscription Service: YouTube Red
YouTube Red will cost $9.99 per month and rolls out Oct. 28. On that day, viewers in the U.S. can try the service free for
NUL National Higher Education Summit to Focus on Equity, Affordability
By every measure, the nation’s higher education system is failing the nation’s poor and minorities, leaving the most vulnerable communities behind. College completion rates for
Study: Startups More Likely to Have Crazier Company Names
An interesting takeaway from the study: 75% of the companies founded prior to 2012 had primarily descriptive or experiential names. Only 17% had invented names
Millions of People Join ‘Make a Difference Day’ on October 24
On October 24, millions of people across the nation will take part in community service projects in their very own neighborhoods. Make a Difference Day,
6 Tried and True Marketing Tips for Your Small Business
Periscope is a new mobile app that allows you to livestream video right from your phone. It’s like having your own live TV show using
Academy Awards: Chris Rock and the 4 Before
Since its inception in 1929, the Academy Awards has had a total of 75 entertainers, actors, or creators host its awards ceremony. Rock is one
No Services for Gifted Children in Communities of Color
Officials at the city’s Department of Education say there aren’t enough children who score high enough in the four districts to justify launching gifted programs,