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Hampton University Launches Initiative to Transform Financial Literacy and Empower Generational Wealth

Courtesy of Hampton University In an ambitious effort to bolster financial literacy and investment opportunities, Hampton University is proud to announce the expansion of its groundbreaking Hampton Investment Program in collaboration with Stackwell, a pioneering fintech platform focused on narrowing the racial

December 24, 2024
Sports

HBCU FCS programs eyeing CIAA champ as portal entries mount

Courtesy of Virginia Union University Virginia Union University, a Division II HBCU that just made an impressive run in the playoffs, is being stared down with change. Multiple sources indicate that head coach Dr. Alvin Parker is drawing serious interest from multiple

December 24, 2024
Politics

Donald Trump Named Herschel Walker Ambassador To Bahamas, Setting Black Twitter on Fire

By Candace McDuffie On Tuesday, President-elect Donald Trump once again shocked the country with another one of his appointments. He officially named former NFL star Herschel Walker as the U.S. ambassador to the Bahamas. Walker ran for a Georgia Senate seat in

December 24, 2024
Black History

Kerry Washington’s ‘Six Triple Eight’ shows the important role Black women played in WWII

By Ronda Racha Penrice The job was considered impossible: Clear 17 million pieces of backlogged mail. In a war zone. Maj. Charity Adams knew it was a mission that could not fail, not just for the sake of morale of World War II troops, but

December 23, 2024
National News

Georgia court blocks Fulton DA Willis from Trump election interference case

By Sam Gringlus Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her office cannot continue prosecuting the Georgia election interference case involving President-elect Donald Trump, the Georgia Court of Appeals has ruled. However, the court declined to dismiss the case itself. Fulton County

December 23, 2024
Entertainment

Celebrity pastor plagued by Diddy misinformation on YouTube asks court to intervene

By Kat Tenbarge A lawyer representing Bishop T.D. Jakes, the celebrity pastor, is going to new lengths to try to combat artificial intelligence-generated misinformation posted about his client on YouTube, saying the platform has failed to effectively uphold its own policies. On Thursday, Dustin

December 23, 2024
Sports

Shannon Sharpe represents for HBCU football on All-Century Team

Courtesy of Savannah State University Another significant honor has been bestowed upon Savannah State University’s most prolific athlete and alumnus as Pro Football Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe has been announced to the All-Century Team of the East-West Shrine Bowl. The organization

December 23, 2024
Politics

Senate passes bill to avoid a government shutdown, ending funding fight at the 11th hour

By Scott Wong, Sahil Kapur, Ali Vitali, Julie Tsirkin, Kyle Stewart and Kate Santaliz  The Senate gave final passage to a bill early Saturday morning to keep the government open for three more months, sending it to President Joe Biden’s desk to end the threat of a government shutdown during

December 23, 2024
Campus News

TSU builds on reputation as a Leading Land-Grant university with $63 Million Investment

Courtesy of Tennessee State University Tennessee State University is proud to announce its continued commitment as a leading land-grant institution with plans to expand its physical footprint through the construction of two new College of Agriculture buildings. The Tennessee State Building Commission

December 23, 2024
Politics

Employers lobby to keep health care prices transparent in hopes of containing costs

By Julie Appleby It seems simple: Require hospitals and insurers to post their negotiated prices for most health care services and — bingo — competition follows, yielding lower costs for consumers. But nearly four years after the first Trump administration’s regulations forced

December 23, 2024
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