Sundresses & Seersuckers: The Atlanta Festival That Funds Scholarships For Young Black Men
Chapter leaders welcome help and volunteers from the Atlanta professional community for career fairs and workshops.
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Can you trust your kid with a credit card?
Janett Pike, 46, a single mother of two who lives in Hackensack, New Jersey, is sure of one thing. She won’t let her son, Jarydd, a sophomore at Rutgers University,...
Tips To Help Black Gen Z Grads Score Jobs In Changing Business Landscape
The timing of Black Gen Z grads trying to obtain jobs might be ideal now despite lazy assumptions about that generation's work ethic.
Study Reveals Racial Bias In Facebook Ads for Education Opportunities
A 2024 research paper curated by a team of university researchers suggests that Facebook’s advertising algorithm has unevenly targeted Black users with ads for for-profit colleges.
Tennessee State University Explores Idea Of Being First HBCU To Add Ice Hockey Programs
Tennessee State University is exploring the idea of being the first HBCU to institute men's and women's ice hockey programs.