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Chances are, you know someone who has diabetes. It might even be you. Diabetes is one of the most common disorders in the U.S. It affects about 1 in 9 […]

Robinhood, the popular financial app, has partnered with Howard University as its first historically Black college and university (HBCU) participant for its Money Drills program, extending comprehensive financial education to […]

Why are blacks in South Carolina stressing over Banned Books? On Sunday December 1, 2024; join forces with a Literary Activism project. No future exists in America for black children […]

Keivonte Bates lost his mother when he was two years old. His grandparents assisted his father with raising him and his three siblings. The C.A. Johnson High School senior says […]

By James B. Ewers Jr. COMMENTARY I keep up with HBCU athletic contests. Football season is almost over, and it has been an exciting season for several teams. I hope […]

By Ben Jealous Guest Commentary With the holiday season approaching, it seems our country could not be more divided. That division has been perhaps the main overarching topic of our […]

By Wilmer J. Leon III Guest Commentary The 2024 American presidential election is over. The people have spoken. The world is shocked! Trump won! Americans fell for it again, or […]

By Tenita Joi Abraham TECHNOLOGY AI is here, and it’s changing the game for businesses— especially minority-owned businesses. We’ve faced challenges like limited access to resources, capital, and tools for […]

Retired Brig. Gen. George B. Price died on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2024, in Columbia, Maryland, at age 95. General Price was the first of South Carolina State University’s alumni to […]

Denmark Technical College recently hosted an afternoon tea for students, spearheaded by Tia Wright-Richards, vice president for academic affairs, and sponsored by faculty, staff and the Bamberg-Hampton Alumni Chapter. This […]