By Katherine Knott President Biden will not seek re-election, he announced Sunday. The news capped weeks of debate about his ability to defeat former president Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, and spelled the imminent end of a White House tenure that has
By Quintessa Williams In the dynamic landscape of American politics and education,Ā Kamau MarshallĀ stands as a seasoned strategist and influential voice. From his pivotal role as a senior advisor at the U.S. Department of Education to his strategic contributions within the Biden-Harris campaign,
Former President Donald Trump will attend the National Association of Black Journalists Convention in Chicago this week, his campaign said on Monday night. The convention runs from July 31 to Aug. 4 at the Hilton Chicago, located at 720 South Michigan Avenue
By Dantee Ramos As the 2024 USAG All-Around NationalĀ GymnasticsĀ Champion, Morgan Price ofĀ Fisk UniversityĀ has added another first to her impressive resume. Per Fisk Athleticsā website, Price is the firstĀ gymnast inducted intoĀ the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame. With over 500 inductees to date, the
By Maya King As Vice President Kamala Harrisās presidential campaign rushes to shore up its base, its efforts will be bolstered by a ready-made coalition: the more than two million members of Black Greek-letter organizations who have quickly united to mobilize Black
By Chayenne M. Daniels One of the leading Black political action committees has announced a seven-figure push to mobilize Black voters ahead of Novemberās critical election. In a memo shared exclusively with The Hill, Rolling Sea Action Fund and the nonprofit Let
Written By the Howard University Newsroom Staff As the upcoming presidential election cycle moves into full swing, Howard University has released mandatory guidance on political activity that all faculty, students, and constituent organizations are required to follow. Dear Howard University Community, Howard
By Dantee Ramos Following a denial of its accreditation appeal in March,Ā Saint Augustineās UniversityĀ has regained itsĀ accreditation status. The HBCU vowed to appeal to a higher authority and file a lawsuit against the SACS Board of Trustees. According to aĀ press releaseĀ from the Southern
By Quintessa Williams The Atlanta City Council voted last Monday toĀ approve a $2 million settlementĀ for two HBCU students forcibly pulled from their car and tased by police during a protest following the death of George Floyd. Messiah Young and Taniyah Pilgrim, who
By Aamer Madhani Vice PresidentĀ Kamala HarrisāĀ campaign has raised $200 million since she emerged as the likely Democratic presidential nominee last week, an eyepopping haul in her race against the Republican nominee, former PresidentĀ Donald Trump. The campaign, which announced its latest fundraising total
