For much of Fallout’s first season, Barb was easy to categorize — or so it seemed. Viewed largely through Cooper Howard’s memories, she felt like a looming antagonist, a corporate force moving pieces behind the scenes. But Season 2, and especially its finale, pulls the curtain back, revealing a woman operating under pressure, fear and […]
Zayn Malik’s perception of love has changed, and it is because of this change that his perception of his past relationship with model Gigi Hadid has been affected. In an interview on the Call Her Daddy podcast, the former member of the popular boy band One Direction talked about his past relationship with Hadid, with
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Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has long faced scrutiny for her actions and partisan attacks from conservatives since she was nominated to the nation’s highest court by President Joe Biden in 2022. Now, her appearance at this year’s Grammy Awards has drawn Republican condemnation, leading the first Black woman justice to respond. Jackson defends
North Carolina Central will not play in a Classic or any other special game during the 2026 football season for the first time since 2019. The Eagles will open the season on the road for the third consecutive year, traveling to Houston to face Texas Southern in the program’s first meeting. The matchup continues a
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Doja Cat expressed her disapproval of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at a concert in Chile on Tuesday night. During her performance, the singer expressed her dislike for the immigration agency by saying, “Chile, I love you. F— ICE” while on stage at the concert in Chile as part of her ongoing world tour.
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Harris-Stowe State University is fairly new in name, having gained University status on August 25, 2005. However, the institution has a rich history as a combination of several colleges. The St. Louis Normal School (Harris Teachers College,1857, White Women only) and Sumner Normal School (Stowe Teachers College, 1890, Black Women only) merged to become known
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Everyone talks about how coming to an HBCU is like a safe space for Black students. However, no one ever mentions the social hierarchy that is associated with going to an HBCU. In this article, we will be talking about the different social groups and unspoken hierarchies that exist at HBCUs. The Known Vs the
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By Steve Kopack U.S. jobs data on Wednesday is set to pull back the curtain on the past year’s labor market, and offer the clearest picture yet of a period when hiring in America appeared to slow down. January’s employment report, delayed by a brief government shutdown, will be released at 8:30 a.m. ET. It will
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In February 1837, the African Institute was established in Cheyney, Pennsylvania, at the bequest of Quaker philanthropist Richard Humphreys. He had designated $10,000, a tenth of his estate, “to instruct the descendants of the African race in school learning, in the various branches of the mechanic arts, trades and agriculture, in order to prepare and
The Portland Trail Blazers and Alaska Airlines are teaming up for the third annual HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) to the Pros weekend later this month, an expansive weekend of community engagement and performances showcasing the HBCU experience across Portland. For the first time, the weekend will feature marching bands from two Universities. Members of the Southern University
