Affirmative Action Opponents Want U.S. Supreme Court To Take Up Harvard Case
Opponents of affirmative action asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to prohibit Harvard University's consideration of race in undergraduate admissions
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Baseball Returns to Xavier University of Louisiana for First Time Since 1960
The Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA) played its first baseball game in 61 years after its baseball program was revived in 2019.
How a Loan Fund Helped a St. Louis Entrepreneur Transform and Scale Her Business
A Justine PETERSEN loan made possible by Charter Communications changed Tiffany Wesley's life and kept her St. Louis-based business alive.
Former Morgan State University Student Pledges $15 Million to the HBCU
A former Morgan State student who contributed to the school for years has pledged $15 million to the HBCU
Bank of America Funds New Training Centers for Black Entrepreneurs at Spelman and Morehouse
Bank of America, the Black Economic Alliance Foundation, Morehouse College, and Spelman College announced the development of the Center for Black Entrepreneurship, a new academic center designed to educate and empower the next generation of Black entrepreneurial talent.
