‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill’ Archived in Library of Congress
At the 41st Annual Grammy Awards in 1999, Lauryn Hill made history as the first female artist to win five of the golden trophies in
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CFL Appoints First Black Commissioner
Jeffrey Orridge, former longtime executive with CBC Sports, succeeds Mark Cohon as commissioner of the CFL.
Tiger Woods Creates Golf Management Scholarship at UMES
Tiger Woods gives $10,000 to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore to support its golf management degree program
MIT Africa Investment Forum to Host Business Leaders and Experts
Themed “Unlocking Africa’s Innovation Potential,†this year's event includes cross-generational dialogue on role of the African Diaspora.
$1,000 Financial Literacy Contest for Middle Schoolers
Are you 8 to 12 years old, or do you know someone who is? OneUnited Bank is sponsoring its fifth annual essay contest to promote
USC Responds to Taraji P. Henson’s Claims of Her Son Being Racially Profiled
A member from USC's Department of Public Safety issues a response to Taraji P. Henson's claims of her son being racially profiled on campus
5 STEM Organizations to Follow on Facebook and Twitter
With the right mix of encouragement, education, hands-on experience, and open dialogue about career opportunities, young girls and women can become more in prevalent in
Track Your Online Shopping with New Facebook Update
Facebook is heating up the social media competition with a bevy of new updates. At the F8 Facebook Developers Conference, CEO Mark Zuckerberg and the
Brandy Makes Broadway Debut in ‘Chicago’
If we had to sum up Brandy’s career using one of her album titles, we’d go with Never Say Never. The Grammy-winning R&B icon has
Former NYU Dean in the Running to Become Next Spelman President
Spelman College names former NYU dean, Mary Schmidt Campbell, Ph.D., as a finalist to be its next president