Feature: When Going Back to School Makes ‘Cents’
“I wanted to do something that better reflected my philosophy in life and work in a field that I felt passionate about,†says Austin. She
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Maya Angelou’s Art Collection Up For Auction in New York City
Maya Angelou’s art collection goes up for auction on September 15, 2015
On the Move: Walmart Names Ben Hasan Chief Culture, Diversity, and Inclusion Officer
In an effort to expand its diversity and inclusion practices, Walmart has appointed Ben Hasan to chief culture, diversity, and inclusion officer.
Three-Year College the Norm in Europe
Three-year college is the norm in Europe. If U.S. schools adopt that model, families could cut college costs by 25% or more; plus students would
Soldsie Kicks Social Selling Up Another Notch With New Platform for Instagram
Have2Have.It shortens the path from Instagram to a brand’s website making it easier for people surfing Instagram to get to websites and access content, whether
Toyota Awards $75,000 Scholarships To Black Engineering and Business Students
Nation's leading automaker Toyota partners with Rainbow PUSH Excel program to support black scholars.
Golf & Tennis Challenge – Day 1: Into the Swing of Things
The 2015 Black Enterprise Golf & Tennis Challenge officially kicks off today with fun and sun at the PGA National Resort and Spa in Palm
Venus Williams Graduates From Indiana University
The star tennis player earned her degree in business administration last month.
President Obama Seals Iran Deal with Maryland Senator’s Vote
Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) announced support for President Obama's Iran nuclear deal today, sealing a win for the White House to prevent Republican disapproval.
James Bond Writer Apologizes After Idris Elba ‘Too Street’ Comment
Anthony Horowitz faced a Twitter storm of criticism recently after making comments about actor Idris Elba and his qualifications to play James Bond on film.