September is here and WNBA coverage across sports media hasn’t waned. With good reason too, because there are several storylines this WNBA season that have kept people engaged more than they ever have. There’s a buzz that veterans are providing, as well as ladies in their prime, and of course, the rookies! We know all […]
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A 14-year-old student is now in custody after being suspected of opening fire at a Georgia high school on Wednesday. Two teachers and two students died in the shooting at Apalachee High School in Barrow County while nine other people were also injured, police said. The alleged shooter, identified as Colt Gray, was a student
The Ogden Museum of Southern Art is once again shining a spotlight on the vibrant artistic talents of students from Louisiana’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Its HBCU Art Showcase is a collaboration between the Ogden Museum and The New Orleans Chapter of The Links, Incorporated. The 11th installment of the annual tradition highlights artists’
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Coahoma Community College is excited to announce a new initiative aimed at high school students in collaboration with local school districts. The list includes the West Bolivar Consolidated School District, Coahoma County School District, and Clarksdale Municipal School District. The CCC Middle College Program will allow students to take full college courses while still in
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North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University announced the addition of five new graduate degree programs, reinforcing its commitment to addressing critical workforce needs in healthcare, STEM fields, and criminal justice. Starting this fall, the university welcomes its first cohorts into its Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy programs in criminal justice, alongside a
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The HBCU Research Corporation of America is set to host its HBCU RESEARCH AI – TECH Summit from Sept. 9 to 11, 2024, at the Hyatt Hotel in Baltimore, Maryland. This summit will serve as a dynamic think tank focused on artificial intelligence. It will unite leaders from Historically Black Colleges and Universities, major corporations,
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In a significant step toward enhancing mental health services for school-age children South Carolina State University has been awarded a $1.25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services. This funding will be allocated to establish a new certificate program to train professionals who specialize in counseling children
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Katherine Hughes just dropped by The Wayne Ayers Podcast to chat about all things “Tell Me Lies” on Hulu, her acting journey, and the craziness of playing a character stuck in a toxic relationship. If you’re a fan of Hughes from “My Dead Ex” or “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl,” you’ll love hearing her dish
The Honorable Ketanji Brown Jackson made history when she became the first African American female Justice on the United States Supreme Court in June 2022. Read more…
Lee Daniels has given the biggest Star update yet, confirming that a revival popular musical drama is being developed, at least for one episode. Daniels confirmed the former Fox series’ new life in an interview with Sasha Alexander. He said he didn’t know how much Star would resonate “to the world,” adding that angry fans
