Atlanta University’s ‘Club Woody’ Wins National Library Award
Atlanta University has become the first HBCU and consortium to win the prestigious ACRL Excellence in Academic Libraries Award.
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The Grave Of Octavia Butler, Writer Who Once Prophesied LA Fires, Still Stands In Altadena Cemetery
Butler's work has gained new traction after seemingly prophesying the tragedy that still threatens metro Los Angeles.
Shooting Outside of Yo Gotti’s Restaurant, Prive Leaves 7 People Shot, 2 Dead
A shooting outside of Yo Gotti's restaurant, Prive, left seven people shot and two of the victims dead, may they Rest In Peace.
Post-Debate Review: Did Clinton and Trump Really Address Concerns of African Americans?
Check out Black Enterprise's SVP/Chief Content Officer's "two-cents" on the first 2016 presidential debate with Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump
The Cutting Edge: ‘Just in Case’ Recession Specials
Yesterday, I blogged on recession-friendly deals companies are offering. But there’s more to the wave of “recession specials†that have many companies loosening their grips. With layoffs reaching historic highs, 8.1% in February, a number of companies responded to the uncertain times with “Just in Case†offers.