Courtesy of Jackson State University Mississippi Public Broadcasting and WJSU âThe Sipp.FMâ will host a special screening of the new PBS documentary âFight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed the Worldâ on Feb. 2, at Jackson State University. The event
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By Amber Dodd Howardâs recent contract award to be a University Affiliated Research Center (UARC) provides opportunities to advance more Black students in STEM and propel Howard toward a R-1 research status. Howardâs UARC will focus on advanced battle management
By Giulia Heyward Florida’s department of education, under the leadership of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis,
By Angela Johnson This week, we told you that on Yelpâs list of Top 100
By Candice Williams A little more than three years after âThe 1619 Projectâ published in The New York Times Magazine, presenting a provocative examination of the American slave trade and its legacy, Nikole Hannah-Jones will debut her Pulitzer Prize-winning work on Hulu Thursday with a
By Andrew Skerritt More than 1,400 students converged in the Al Lawson Jr. Multipurpose Center and Teaching Gymnasium on Wednesday to interview for full-time jobs and internships. Students interviewed with recruiters from 170 organizations, which included county governments, school districts, police departments,
Courtesy of Jackson State University Mississippi Public Broadcasting and WJSU âThe Sipp.FMâ will host a special screening of the new PBS documentary âFight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed the Worldâ on Feb. 2, at Jackson State University. The event will feature
By Amber Dodd Howardâs recent contract award to be a University Affiliated Research Center (UARC) provides opportunities to advance more Black students in STEM and propel Howard toward a R-1 research status. Howardâs UARC will focus on advanced battle management systems (ABMS)
By Giulia Heyward Florida’s department of education, under the leadership of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, rejected an Advanced Placement course on African American studies. The decision is leading to a wave of backlash across the country â from other state lawmakers to labor
By Angela Johnson This week, we told you that on Yelpâs list of Top 100 Places to Eat, only five of the restaurants were Black-owned. Welp, the James Beard AwardsŸ just announced their 2023 Restaurant and Chef Awards semifinalists and the news was much better for
By Jessica Washington Black Americans are drowning in student debt, and many of us struggle to keep up with the demands of paying off loans and saving for retirement. If youâre tired of choosing between dodging debt collectors forever and working until
By Zoe Richards The College Board said Tuesday it would release a new framework for the Advanced Placement course in African American Studies that the administration of Gov. Ron DeSantis blocked from being offered in Florida high schools. The nonprofit organization, which oversees the nationwide Advanced
By Andrew Skerritt Florida A&M University (FAMU) announced its Athletics Compliance team. The six team members are part of the Office of Compliance and Ethics and fulfill President Larry Robinsonâs commitment to promote a culture of compliance at the University and provide
Courtesy of Jackson State University  Jackson State University and the Margaret Walker Center hosted approximately 200 high school students and educators from rural Mississippi during the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday weekend as part of the Global Teaching Projectâs Advanced STEM Access Program. The students, who
