New Jersey Community Builds on Arts, Environment
When most people looked at Newark, New Jersey’s Lincoln Park neighborhood in 1999, they saw a low-income community with transient residents, vacant lots, abandoned buildings,
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Thoughts on Leadership From “Professor X”: Be Relaxed and Ready
What should be the posture of leadership when a company, an industry, or an entire economy is in crisis? Most would probably agree that “Don’t
The Cutting Edge: Getting the Most From Your Gym
The New Year is almost here, and if you’re one of the countless people who’ve vowed to shed that dead weight and stay fit for
No Gym? No Problem
Perhaps you, like myself, are one of the millions of Americans eager to get in shape for the New Year. Perhaps you, like myself, also
Workforce Cast Offs Can Find Resources in the Social Net
Everyday the employment news is getting bleaker as companies announce massive layoffs. The numbers capture the jobs lost, but not the lives that have been
Obama’s Train Ride, HBCUs Join Celebrations, and More
President-elect Barack Obama will be traveling to the inauguration celebrations in Washington, D.C. by train Jan. 17, according to reports, kicking off a weekend of
Report: Racial Gap Widens in Colon Cancer Deaths
Lack of access to quality healthcare and getting proper screenings is being attributed to blacks' lower screening rates, according to the American Cancer Society, which
Pink Rolls Out HBCU Apparel
When Victoria’s Secret Pink visited Florida A&M University (FAMU) last fall to announce that the historically black university would be included in Pink’s roll out
Landrieu to Lead Senate Small Business Panel
Sen. Mary L. Landrieu will chair the U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship for the 111th Congress convening in January.