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Gerontologist Dr. Macie Smith knows firsthand that time is precious for family members caring for loved ones with dementia. That’s why she gets straight to the point in her new […]

Special education students can sometimes struggle to fit in alongside their regular education peers. Crayton Middle School’s Special Olympics Unified program works to bring special education and regular education students […]

By Kenneth Campbell Guest Editorial By the time the L.A. Times and The Washington Post scuttled planned endorsements of Kamala Harris and jettisoned their policy of endorsing presidential candidates – […]

If you’re looking to get a head start on securing a job for the next school year, Richland One is looking for more talented teachers and classified employees to join […]

By Dub C. Taylor COMMENTARY In recent years, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have been at the forefront of reimagining alumni engagement. While financial contributions remain crucial, many HBCU […]

By Roslyn Clark Artis Guest Commentary Shame. In our culture, shame is considered negative and is frequently portrayed as a harmful emotion to be banished from our vocabulary. I strongly […]

Voorhees University proudly made its debut at the 2024 BE SMART Hackathon, a prestigious event sponsored by American Airlines and hosted by Black Enterprise. The competition challenged teams from Historically […]

Voorhees University is proud to announce the recipients of the prestigious Drum Major for Justice Award, which will be presented during the second annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community […]

Columbia College is honored to join the inaugural Partners in Peace cohort, an initiative launched by the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) in partnership with the Nobel Peace Center. This […]

On Saturday, December 21 from noon to 4:00 PM, the Ernest A. Finney, Jr. Cultural Arts Center is hosting a FREE holiday celebration for everyone with giveaways, holiday treats, children’s […]