Cool Jobs: Nigerian-American Designer Talks Turning Job Obstacles Into Opportunity
Nigerian-American designer Odunayo Ade, founder of Oyato Designs, talks global fashion industry and how young professionals can win in the business.
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Alternating Current
When Yolanda M. Mitchell was a teenager, her friends had typical interests like fashion and music, but “I had an affinity for electrical technology,†she says with a laugh.
Report: Disparities in Higher Education for Blacks
As the U.S. government works to overhaul the nation’s financial system and contemplates bailing out its top automakers, a recent independent study highlights what it calls “the uneven distribution of higher education opportunity and achievement in the United States,†suggesting many current and future college students may need a lifeline of their own.
UNCF Offers Agenda for Higher Education
HBCUs serve different purposes for different people. For some students, who might otherwise have gone off to one of the Ivy League schools, they offer a nurturing sanctuary where young...
Measuring Up Online
When Bush and Gore challenged one another for the spot of commander-in-chief, the world had yet to become completely wired via the Internet. Sure there were Websites in 2000, and the dotcom boom was in full swing, but the average American still used traditional mediums more frequently to do research and communicate.