Rev. Jesse Jackson and wife Jacqueline hospitalized after testing positive for COVID
Rev. Jesse and his wife Jacqueline were hospitalized for COVID-19 treatment Reverend Jesse Jackson and his wife Jacqueline have tested...
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Voorhees College student first-ever South Carolinian to win prestigious fraternity award
Denmark, S.C. – A Voorhees College student is the first member of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. in the...
National Park Service awards $15 million to help preserve African American civil rights history
WASHINGTON – The National Park Service’s African American Civil Rights Grant Program has awarded $15,035,000 million to 53 projects in 20...
Biz Markie: We lost more than ‘Just a friend’
By Karol Scott On July 16, 2021, the music and entertainment industry, fans and family paused to mourn Biz Markie....
Lonnie Johnson honored at 42nd Annual CEO Appreciation Luncheon
The Atlanta Business League (ABL) held their 42nd Annual CEO Appreciation Luncheon, honoring leaders of businesses demonstrating great qualities of...
‘From the Slave House to the White House’: Hampton University Alumni portrays 26 women
By Alexandra Wilson The history of the Africa American woman in this country is one of sadness and triumph. The...
HBCUs send 5 athletes to the Olympic Games for Track and Field
Photo courtesy of North Carolina A&T Athletics The 2021 Tokyo Olympic Trials for Track and Field were held this past...
Level UP: A creative summer experience
By Alexandra Wilson The Coronavirus pandemic changed the game for many school-age students. One minute, they were roaming the halls...
HBCU graduate Terrence J. produces an Oscar-winning short film
By Chance Meeting Two Distant Strangers is a short film that expertly utilizes the Groundhog Day time-loop trope to evoke the tired...
North Carolina A&T alumni Terrence Jenkins wins Oscar Award
North Carolina A&T alumnus Terrence Jenkins, also known as Terrance J, won an Oscar as an Executive Producer for the...
