Black Public Media Awards $225,000 to Creatives of Black film and Immersive Technology Projects
Black Public Media (BPM) has awarded a total of $225,000 in funding to three creative teams who competed at its PitchBLACK Forum.
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Better Days: How Morris Brown Restored Accreditation, Overcame Bankruptcy
Better days! Morris Brown President Kevin James looks to the future after the college is accredited after a 20-year hiatus involving fraud.
Howard University Alumni, Students Increase Calls For A Black Female President
Howard's commencement convocation on Saturday will be the last for President Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick and many want his successor to be a Black woman
NCAA Looks to Prevent Boosters From Using the Name, Image and Likeness Rules As a Disguise for ‘Pay for Play’
The NCAA is making plans to crack down on boosters who are funding the name, image, and likeness payments, which were traditionally violations of NCAA rules
The U.S. Labor Department Is Recruiting HBCU Graduates In A Wide Range Of Disciplines
The U.S. Department of Labor is reaching out to HBCU graduates to recruit them as employers continue to struggle to find workers
