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While the landmark House v. NCAA settlement remains stuck in appellate proceedings, tens of thousands of college athlete class members have yet to receive any payment. This delay affects top...
Harvard, Stanford, and other top schools tend to get all the “street cred” for launching some of the most groundbreaking tech ideas and startups. Â If you remember, there was once...
Nationwide Insurance Co. continues to be recognized for its ongoing commitment and execution of Diversity Best Practices. Last week, Catalyst...
BlackEnterprise.com's editorial assistant, Renita Burns, and reporter Marcia A. Wade decided to rate the efforts of corporations who have incorporated Black History Month promotions and products on a scale of one to five. A rating of five represents a respectable, well-organized, educational promotion, and a rating of one signifies an insufficient effort in honoring the month’s legacy and purpose.
If I could write an education-based parody of A Christmas Carol, I would have to cast Chicago Public Schools as Scrooge (though the competition is stiff). It’s not that CPS doesn’t have any redeemable qualities, but historically the district has mismanaged funds and failed to meet the needs of its most vulnerable students.
