Ohio Teen Goes From Foster Care to Full-Ride Harvard Scholarship; Aspires To Be President
Kelisha Williams is showing other foster kids that dreams can come true.
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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
Ne-Yo, Holberton School Help Homeless Student Become Software Engineer
A then homeless Max Johnson entered Holberton, a project-based alternative to college for aspiring software engineers, not knowing what to expect. With the guidance of Grammy Award-Winning Artist, Ne-Yo, the education from Holberton, and the assistance from Scality, Johnson was able to land his first engineering job.
[TechConneXt Summit] Hackathon Recap
Part of Black Enterprise’s TechConneXt event in Silicon Valley included a hackathon. A portmanteau of “hacking†and “marathon,†hackathons are events in which computer programmers create apps over a period of 24 hours or more. Hackathons test the mettle of developers and are great ways for those studying app development in school to test their skills.
Baltimore Black-Owned Juice Bar Squeezes Its Way to Small Business Success
Black Enterprise caught up with Kenny Minor, owner of Xtract Juice Bar in Baltimore, Maryland to talk about the benefits of juicing and entrepreneurship.