The 7 Biggest HBCU and African American Education Stories of 2017
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CommScope Settles Data Breach Complaints For $440K
The lawsuit also indicates that data breaches have become commonplace in America, citing a warning from the FBI that 'the increasing sophistication of cyber criminals will no doubt lead to an escalation in cybercrime,' which the lawsuit used to argue that CommScope neglected to protect the data it collected from customers
Harlem Capital Seeks To Raise $150M To Fund Diverse Founders
In contrast to their two previous funding cycles, the climate and appetite for this round of investment could be hampered by the current backlash to the diversity and inclusion initiatives birthed out of the murder of George Floyd.
Recording Academy And Coursea Launch Grammy Go Online Courses For Music Professionals
The Recording Academy is investing in the next generation of music creatives and professionals with its new Grammy Go initiative.
Howard University Receives Record-Breaking $5M Donation From Autodesk
The software company recently made a $5 million donation to Howard’s College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA)