Law Students See Diminished Glass Ceiling
Before running for the U.S. Senate, Sen. Barack Obama served as a professor at the University of Chicago Law School from 1992 until 2004 and
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Voter Hopes His First Presidential Ballot Elects the First Black President
At 19, Andrew Kilpatrick is not old enough to remember many of the nation’s civil rights struggles. Most of what he knows, he got from
Mike the Carpenter
It’s a gorgeously sunny day in downtown Chicago and Michael Smith, a Carpenters Union steward, and two other volunteers, are standing on the corner of
Def Jam Executive Dies From Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
Def Jam executive vice president Shakir Stewart, 34, died on Saturday, of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, his New York-based label said in a statement.
Palin Gets Punked
Gov. Sarah Palin was pranked yesterday by Canada’s Masked Avengers. Palin unwittingly took a call from the radio duo posing as French President Nicolas Sarkozy
Is McCain ‘Delighted’ by New Obama Ad?
Talk about waiting until the last minute. Vice President Dick Cheney endorsed Sen. John McCain for president while he was campaigning for GOP candidates in
The New Workforce
Global diversity is changing America's HR terrain.
An Alternative Approach
Boost your portfolio by looking beyond stocks and bonds.
Get in or Get Left Behind
Five best industries to get venture financing
Lending a Hand
Pearl Woolridge works to help small businesses thrive