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In its continuing efforts to gain national recognition as a key player to enhance the lives of people living in Richland and Lexington counties and surrounding communities in the Midlands […]

By Ben Jealous Guest Editorial With the start of Black History Month, I brace myself for the mis-telling of Black History yet again. In schoolhouses and everywhere the stories are […]

In Saturday’s Wall Street Journal, there is an interesting article about Aliko Dangote, a Nigerian businessman who is the world’s wealthiest African. Dangote make his money in the cement business, […]

By Karen Kerrigan and entrepreneurs can license the patents for further development. recently published draft guidance to allow federal government agencies to invalidate patent licensing agreements. Officials claim the guidance, […]

By Bakari Height COMMENTARY February 4 is Rosa Parks’ birthday. It is also Transit Equity Day. These days are tied together because Rosa Parks is an iconic figure among many […]

South Carolina Arts Directory, and the South Carolina Humanities Speakers Bureau. Chakalah specializes in acrylic and oil paintings, murals, epoxy installations, and portraits. Chakalah has had opportunities to highlight her […]

Willie Bradley, a music industry instructor at South Carolina State University, will present the “Valentine’s Dinner, Jazz and Romance” event to raise funds for scholarships on Saturday, Feb. 10, at […]

“I wanted to buy a house and didn’t realize that I didn’t have knowledge about credit scores and how to manage money,” Sheppard recalled. “Although I had a really good […]

Dr. Carolyn P. Jenkins, author of Blazing Toward Freedom Septima Poinsette Clark’s Story from Slave to Queen Mother of the Movement and Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis, President and CEO of […]

The Fine Arts Building (FAB) Gallery at South Carolina State University will present, “Ancestral Reflections: The Thompson Family,” a collection of paintings and spoken word poetry, inspired by family history […]