University of Alabama-Birmingham’s Football Program Terminated
The University of Alabama-Birmingham announced on Tuesday, Dec. 2, that the college was terminating its football program.
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Entrepreneurs Win Big at the Bayou Classic
Black Enterprise held the Elevator Pitch Competition, where the three winners were presented at The Bayou Classic in New Orleans.
Shakur Stevenson: First U.S. Men’s Boxer to Win a Youth Olympic Gold Medal
Shakur Stevenson became the first U.S. men’s boxer to win a youth olympic gold medal in the first two editions of the games.
Black Women in Film Have a Powerful Ally in Terra Renee
Terra Renee is a powerful ally for black women in film.
Fit Men Cook Founder Kevin Curry on Turning Passion into Profit
In 2012, Kevin Curry launched Fit Men Cook, a blog to share his healthy food ideas and keep himself accountable and motivated on his fitness
Chris Rock Slams Hollywood: “It’s A White Industry”
The growing hype for Chris Rock’s latest cinematic effort has found the funny man making rounds in the press. He was asked by The Hollywood
Mo’Ne Davis is Sports Illustrated Kids SportsKid of the Year
Mo'Ne Davis was named 'SportsKid' of the Year by Sports Illustrated for Kids.
Why You Should Never Go Completely Solo As a Solopreneur
Even as a solopreneur, you should never go completely solo. Why it's important to find your entrepreneurial village.
From Passion to Nonprofit: How to Start a Philanthropic Organization
Take these steps to see success in transitioning into philanthropy.
Toyota Awards $25,000 To Black Girls Code To Further TechEd
Toyota awards $25,000 to Black Girls Code which introduces underserved African American girls to computer technology and science