Georgia Halts State Funding For AP African American Studies Amid DEI Crackdown
The decision, made by Georgia's school superintendent Richard Woods, came to light on July 22, forcing many districts to no longer offer the class.
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Reginald Hudlin Leaves Post as President of BET
Reginald Hudlin, president of entertainment at BET Networks, is stepping down from his position according to an e-mail from chief executive Debra L. Lee to company staff on Thursday. No additional information was given about his departure date.
Will Trump’s Travel Ban Affect Americans Studying Abroad?
Although the Trump administration seems to take a reactionary approach to globalization, the rest of the world and many businesses not only recognize how the world is becoming more international—they embrace it.
Schomburg-Mellon Humanities Summer Institute Returns After One Year Break
While the in-person course will be held in New York, where no historically Black colleges and universities are located, HBCU students are highly encouraged to apply.
Shelley Goode Named AARP Foundation’s Senior Vice President And Chief Development Officer
Shelley Goode, an accomplished fundraising and philanthropic executive, has been named senior vice president and chief development officer at AARP Foundation.