Attorneys Launch Investigation Into Elevator Collapse That Killed Teen Athlete JauMarcus McFarland
JauMarcus McFarland and several of his football teammates were inside an elevator at an Atlanta apartment complex when it malfunctioned.
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Advanced Placement Classes More Accessible to Students of Color
Luis Romero has taken so many Advanced Placement courses, he can barely remember them all. AP Computer Science, Human Geography, U.S. Government, World History — the list goes on. He...
Spots Are Full At University Of Alabama At Birmingham’s New Early Learning Center
UAB is taking care of the kiddos.
Flau’jae Johnson Joins Unrivaled Basketball League With NIL Deal
Flau'jae Johnson announced she is now an ambassador for Unrivaled
How Georgetown Can Really Make Amends
A Georgetown University education can best be put to use by someone who's had a solid K-12 foundation—the one thing that the vast majority of African American schoolchildren are still denied across the country. The Georgetown progeny could be distinguished by the excellent, college-preparatory K-12 education they receive—which would prepare them to excel at Georgetown or any other top four-year college—or to exercise other options, such as entrepreneurship.