Gene Therapy May Kill Multiple Myeloma
Genetically using a person’s own immune cells to target cancer appears to virtually kill multiple myeloma, a blood cancer being diagnosed more frequently, according to an early trial from China.
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College Teaches Young Men a Trade—and Helps Them Avoid Debt
I recently learned about a school that I wish I’d known about years ago: Williamson College of the Trades. If you know of a young man (under the age of 20) who needs a postsecondary education but perhaps likes to work with his hands, this may be the school for him.
Move Over, Bedtime Story – Make Room for Bedtime Math
Summer is traditionally a time of summer reading lists—but have you ever heard of a summer math list? I haven’t. I’ve also heard of bedtime stories, but never bedtime math.
Ne-Yo Discusses the Fine Line Between Tech and Entertainment
Google sponsored a panel discussion at the 2017 American Black Film Festival (ABFF) that addressed the importance of technology as it pertains to entertainment and people of color.
Apply Today! HBCU@SXSW18 Is Accepting Applications Now
HBCU@SXSW 2018 has officially opened its call for student applications and corporate partnerships, so don’t delay! Students attending historically black colleges, Hispanic-serving institutions, and participating LSAMP predominantly white institutions can apply at http://www.hbcuatsxsw.com.