Five months after his unfortunate injury at the HBCU Legacy Bowl, former North Carolina Central quarterback Davius Richard has finally found his way onto a pro roster. First reported by Kyle T. Mosley of HBCU Legends, Richard is on his way to the United Football League after signing with the Houston Roughnecks. During the opening drive […]
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In the dynamic landscape of American politics and education, Kamau Marshall 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, Marshall’s journey is marked by a dedication to public service and a commitment to
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It’s never too early to start building your financial foundation for life after school or help support your goals today if you are already managing your money. College students preparing for the “real world” can start practicing money skills now that can help you for years to come. These 3 principles are a great place
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HOUSTON – HBCU legend Jacoby Jones died three days after celebrating his 40th birthday. The former Lane College standout was pivotal to the Dragons football team from 2003 to 2006. He was named offensive player of the year, special team player of the year, and all-conference. Former Texas Southern head coach Johnnie Cole featured Jones
Alabama-based HBCU Talladega College is shutting down its gymnastics program after offering the sport for only one year. The college announced its decision in a press release, saying the school doesn’t have enough resources to keep the program going. “While the decision to discontinue the gymnastics program was undoubtedly difficult, we remain incredibly proud of our gymnasts, coaches, and
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The Olympics have always been a stage where the world’s best athletes showcase their talents and bring glory to their nations. For African American athletes, particularly those hailing from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), the Olympics have been a platform to demonstrate excellence, overcome barriers, and inspire future generations. As we approach the 2024
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Ryan Lufkin of Instructure shares how generative AI is transforming education and how HBCUs can lead in AI literacy, opening new doors for minority students. The post How Generative AI is Shaking Up Education: The Role of HBCUs in Leading the Charge appeared first on HBCU Lifestyle – Black College Living.
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Northwestern Mutual’s Hometown HBCU Connection supports Milwaukee students with scholarships, mentorship, and career opportunities. The post More Than Money: How Northwestern Mutual is Shaping HBCU Student Success appeared first on HBCU Lifestyle – Black College Living.
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In 2020, most of us stayed home and skipped the traditional holiday get-togethers. While that didn’t make for a fun holiday, a lot of my clients have been comparing 2020 when they “saved so much money” to last year where their spending was “way out of control.” If you’re anything like most of my clients,
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A few years ago, my husband and I had to decide if we wanted to rent out our home or sell it. To help us make an informed decision, we did the math and the estimated rental income. The results of our calculations helped us see which option was most beneficial for us and from
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