Tag Archives: Education
Black Colleges Receive $228 Million From U.S. Government
HBCUs to receive additional funding for campus expansion and train faculty
HBCUs to receive additional funding for campus expansion and train faculty
By Gerren Keith Gaynor
Blacks With College Degrees Live Longer
Study reveals blacks with college degrees have higher life expectancy
Study reveals blacks with college degrees have higher life expectancy
By Gerren Keith Gaynor
Entrepreneurship On The Rise For Jobless Black Graduates
Lack of jobs has forced unemployed graduates to create their own companies
Lack of jobs has forced unemployed graduates to create their own companies
By Claudio E. Cabrera
Dreadlocks vs. Corporate America: Real-Life Stories of Making the Choice
Two professionals stood by their hairstyles --- with no regrets
These two professionals decided cutting their hair to conform to Corporate America standards just wasn’t…
By Gerren Keith Gaynor
Morris Brown College Faces Foreclosure
Esteemed black college struggles to pay $13 million worth of bonds
Esteemed black college struggles to pay $13 million worth of bonds
By Gerren Keith Gaynor
The Rise of Online Study Halls
College students are going digital with their study sessions this academic year
Online academic hub Chegg conducted two surveys in July of this year, both of which…
By BlackEnterprise.com
Technology Making College Ultra Expensive For Students
Can you afford all the tools you need for school?
Can you afford all the tools you need for school?
By Claudio E. Cabrera
D.C. Students Being Paid To Attend Summer School
Do you agree with this program paying students?
Do you agree with this program paying students?
By Claudio E. Cabrera
Target Launches Initiative To Raise $1 Billion For Education
Initiative to help in-need schools ends September 8th
Initiative to help in-need schools ends September 8th
By Claudio E. Cabrera
Groupon Begins Accepting Donations For Low-Income Chicago Students
Daily deal site and school system join forces for 2nd year in a row
Daily deal site and school system join forces for 2nd year in a row
