Howard University Faculty Calls Off Strike After Reaching Tentative Agreement
Howard University has managed to narrowly avoid a faculty strike, as a tentative labor deal
March 28, 2022
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An American Newspaper Just Admitted 185 Years of Racism
One of the country’s oldest daily newspapers ran a lengthy editorial on Friday acknowledging and apologizing for
February 25, 2022
NEW VIDEO FROM TRIP LEE ANNOUNCES THE END! Every ending is a new beginning. 3.4.22. #THEEND
During critical times in human history, great art and artists emerge! Rapper, pastor, and founding
February 14, 2022
Happy Founder’s Day
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C., January 9, 1914,
January 9, 2022
Lecrae, Jidenna, Limoblaze New Single, “Everyday” Celebrates African Culture, Fashion, Food, and Afro-beat!
“Everyday” is available on the Reach Records Presents Summer ’21 Playlist After teasing us with a little
December 7, 2021
Michael B. Jordan and Serena Williams Partner in Million Dollar HBCU Giveaway
They may not be your common cast of characters on the Shark Tank, but these
November 8, 2021
Mary McLeod Bethune Statue Unveiled in Florida Before a Permanent Stay in the U.S. Capitol
A new 11-foot statue honoring civil rights giant Mary McLeod Bethune—made using marble from the
October 15, 2021
Florida Governor to Haitian Migrants: You’re Not Welcome Here
As Haitian families began landing on the lily white sands of Texas–all of them seeking
October 4, 2021
Lawsuit Filed Over Century-Old Confederate Statue in the Majority-Black City of Tuskegee, Ala.
A recently-filed lawsuit could result in the removal of a Confederate statue that has taken up
September 15, 2021
It’s Official: Sha’Carri Richardson Won’t Compete in Tokyo Olympics
USA Track and Field has declined to add the rising star to its Olympic roster.
July 7, 2021