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Blacks in the Arts: Doing the Work

Artist Phoebe Beasley, who has been a noteworthy presence in the art community for several decades, was once a senior advertising account executive at a Los Angeles radio station. Using creativity and sales savvy from her media days, Beasley has parlayed her passion for art into works that are admired (and bought) by some of the who’s who of African American culture—from close friend Maya Angelou to Oprah Winfrey, Tyler Perry, and Tavis Smiley.

Sour Auto Power

In 1995, newly independent college graduate Jamila Kinsey was excited about her first major purchase — a new 1996 Volkswagen Passat. But within four days, the transmission died and had...

STEM Spotlight: Technology With Human Sensibilities

STEM Spotlight: Technology With Human Sensibilities

A computer that no one knows how to use is junk. Human centered computing scientists help develop real world interfaces between the technology and the user to help apply the technology to real problems. Juan E. Gilbert, Ph.D. explains how.

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