Universities Uninvite African Journalists Due to Ebola Fear
Two southern universities uninvite African journalists due to Ebola fear
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University of Chicago Starts Program for Local Students
The University of Chicago is making attending the school easier for local students
Brooklyn Eighth-Grader Becomes Author of Two Books
Brooklyn teen Angela Content is proof that age is nothing but a number when it comes to accomplishing your goals. The 13-year-old student is a self-published author of not one,...
Pressure Sessions
Marceid Hatcher was excited to be granted his first post-college interview but was nervous to learn it would be a group interview of four — in what is called a...
All N One Security CEO Secures Young Scholars’ Future
Parker’s parents were sharecroppers in rural Mississippi. Her mother was illiterate. There were nine children, two parents, and a grandparent to support. Understandably, her father wanted to take the first three children—Mary and two of her sisters—out of school when they were old enough to work. They would earn an extra $2 to $3 a week to help support the family.