Black-Owned Firm Will Manage Multimillion-Dollar Construction Projects for Texas A&M
TCM will supervise more than 1 million square feet of new and renovated real estate with total construction costs of $500 million.
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Half of All Black Student Borrowers Default on Their Student Loans
Nearly half (49%) of all black student borrowers default on their student loans 12 years after entering college. This is true even of students who earned a bachelor's degree, and includes 75% of borrowers who dropped out of for-profit colleges.
Meet Ruth E. Carter: The Costume Designer Behind Marvel’s Black Panther (Part 1 of a 2-Part Interview)
Ruth E. Carter is an award-winning costume designer behind some of the most iconic black films of all time—Malcolm X, Amistad, Do the Right Thing, and Selma, to name a...
You Can Learn to Code—Without Taking on Debt
Except for those that offer income share agreements—which require little to no cash up front. I've written before about a school that costs its students nothing up front, nor do its students take on debt.
BE Smart Hackathon Fast-Tracks HBCU Students to Success
Toyota, this year’s hackathon sponsor, provided an awesome first-place prize of $40,000 to the team that won first place—$10,000 to each student on the team. The schools did not know what the prizes would be until Saturday, the first day of the hackathon.
