Michael Tillotson’s ‘accidental theory’ helps academia explain the necessity for collective efficacy among people of African ...

Each year the Atlanta Film Festival presents stellar offerings, many from Atlanta or Georgia filmmakers. From feature films to shorts and conversations, Black filmmakers and creatives are very much in ...

She holds a doctorate from Duke University with post-doctoral training from Harvard Medical Center, and previously led ...

On April 17, 2025, the atmosphere at Yudala Heights was electric with pride, hope, and inspiration as TD Africa, the leading tech distribution company in Sub-Saharan Africa, celebrated the graduation ...

New England African Business Expo, organized by the Massachusetts Organization of African Descendants, is set for May 3 at ...

Black in Blue has grown as a project, helping facilitate athlete progress both inside and outside of the classroom.

The privilege of an education is important to have. Check out these historical Black women educators who paved the way.

First Lt. Gabrielle White, a 25-year-old West Point graduate, became the first female ranger ever to compete in the arduous three-day, 30-event marathon.

Thobile Ngcamphalala has made history as the first Black South African woman in 33 years to graduate with a Master’s degree ...

Washtenaw Community College and University of Michigan alumna Aisha Bowe went to space Monday morning as a part of Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin all-women crew.

As the workforce shifts and higher education costs climb, many mid-career professionals are rethinking the value of an MBA—and how to make it work for them.