Courtesy of Dillard University The recent Dillard University Day of Giving was significantly enhanced by a notable contribution from AT&T, led by David Aubrey, President, and Eric Jones, Regional Manager for External Affairs. Their $5,000 donation, the first check of the day,
By Diana Dasrath and Dennis Romero “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” actor Andre Braugher has died after a brief illness, a representative said. He was 61. Details about the illness were not available. Representative Jennifer Allen confirmed the news, saying Braugher died Monday. His two best-known roles were
By Daniel Arkin Claudine Gay, the embattled president of Harvard, will remain in the role, the universityâs highest governing body announced Tuesday, following almost a week of outcry over testimony she gave at a congressional hearing on antisemitism. “As members of the Harvard Corporation, we today
Courtesy of Morgan State University Four Morgan State University students have been selected to participate in the 2023 University Innovation Fellows Program, run by Stanford Universityâs Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, also known as the (d.school). With Morganâs latest cohort of University
Written By Spelman College Spelman College has always had an affinity for art. Since the 1930s, the College has collected unique pieces, usually gifted by alumnae and trustees. Decades later, in 1996 during the tenure of president emerita Dr. Johnetta B. Cole,
By Adrienne Broaddus  Minnesotaâs state Capitol will soon be home to a distinction that few American cities can boast: an all-female City Council. The seven women that will be sworn in next month as council members are all under the age of 40,
Courtesy of Bethune Cookman University The collaboration between the Center for Honors and Scholar Development, Sodexo, and PepsiCo came to life Tuesday night as Bethune-Cookman University hosted the “Dare to be You Dinner” at the Center for Civic Engagement. Dozens of students
Courtesy of Dillard University Dillard Universityâs alumni continue to profoundly impact the university community, inspiring and guiding the next generation of leaders. Recently, a group of accomplished alumni hosted a career symposium to equip freshmen students with invaluable insights, guidance, and resources
Written by Misha Cornelius Howard Universityâs Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts is championing diversity, representation and economic justice in the art world as it prepares to host a series of events during Miami Art Week. For one week in December, Miami and
While the number of young people intending to vote in next yearâs presidential election has fallen compared to four years prior, the decline among young Black voters is the one that is âmost pronounced,â according to a new poll released Tuesday. The
