Former Housekeeper Francia Marquez Becomes Colombia’s First Black Vice President
For the first time in its history, Colombia elected a Black woman, Francia Márquez, as its vice president, bringing hope to the country's poor citizens
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Meet the History-Making Black Innovator Leading in the U.S. Treasury Department
Corvelli McDaniel is a distinguished black gentleman who holds a significant role in the U.S. Treasury Department
Clifton R. Wharton Jr., First Black President At Michigan State University, Dies At 98
During his tenure, he sustained the academic quality and rigor of students' studies, while granting more accessibility to education from those of disadvantaged backgrounds.
MacKenzie Scott Donates $42M To Elizabeth City State University In Second Historic Gift To HBCU
Scott, ex-wife to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, donated $42 million to ECSU, an amount that almost triples her initial $15 million donation from 2020.
Is Middle School Too Early to Start Preparing for College?
Middle school is a great time to prepare students for college by requiring them to read more, get involved in STEM, pursue arts and sports.