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Misty Copeland Is American Ballet Theatre's First Black Female Principal Dancer
A fervent dream became reality today for ballerina Misty Copeland as she became the first black female principal dancer in the 75-year history of the American Ballet Theatre. It is one of the highest
Lemoyne-Owen College Board of Trustees Elects the College’s First Female President
LeMoyne-Owen College Board of Trustees Chair Robert Lipscomb proudly announced Memphis, Tennessee native and 1976 LOC graduate Dr. Andrea Lewis Miller as the college’s 12th president after an ex
Google’s Workplace Diversity Still has a Long Way to Go
By Kia Kokalitcheva/Fortune Google has updated it workplace demographics data, a year after an initial report showed huge gender and racial disparities. Acknowledging a problem
Tanisha LaVerne Grant covers Paley Center 's Tribute to African-Americans in Media
It's our turn.... In star studded fashion The Paley Center for Media paid tribute Wednesday night to African-Americans in all facets of film, television, comedy, and journalism. The gala which took pl
Michelle Obama speaks to graduates at Tuskegee University
First Lady, Michelle Obama, spoke to the graduating class of 2015 at Tuskegee University. First lady Michelle Obama delivered the commencement address to the 2015 graduates of Tuskegee University in T
Tassels Turn for Four Graduates in the Same Family
Graduating is the pinnacle achievement in most young people’s lives. It is the culmination of several years of learning, growing and maturing into someone that is prepared to produce positive results that will serve themselves and society productively. One local family will get to experience the joy and celebrations that graduating brings four times in less than a month as the entire fami
Tomorrow: Members Of Congress To Launch First Ever Bipartisan Congressional HBCU Caucus
Bipartisan Co-Chairs Reps. Adams & Byrne to Host Launch Event & Panel Discussion Washington, D.C. – On Tuesday, April 28th at 5PM, Reps. Alma S. Adams (D-NC12) and Bradley Byrne (R-AL1)
Mary J. Blige interview with Tanisha LaVerne Grant at the 14th annual Tribeca Film Festival
Mary J. Blige the "Queen of Hip Hop Soul " graced the red carpet at the world premier of her documentary "The London Sessions" during this year's 14th annual Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. "The London Sessions" Mary J. Blige's 13th album of the same name has been said to be her best album since 2005 according to Billboard magazine. Directed by Sam Wrench, it's only fitting to have a do
Four Proposal Writing Tips by Dr. Shandra Terrell Williams
This video is targeted for individuals who have never written a grant proposal.
Greensboro City Commission Includes Two Bennett College Students
by Chelsea Moore '17 Two Bennett College students have been chosen as representatives on the newly formed City of Greensboro College Commission. Freshwoman Anna Brown and Junior Nana Sloa
Bennett Students Attend the Anna Julia Cooper Lecture
Psychology majors and honor students from Bennett College attended the recent 2015 Anna Julia Cooper lecture, featuring Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt. The event, held on the campus of Wake Forest Unive
Bennett College Pre-Alumnae Council Attends Conference and Brings Home Two Awards and National Appointment
Fourteen members of the Bennett College Pre-Alumnae Council (PAC) attended the 67th National Alumni Council/57th National UNCF Pre-Alumni Council Annual Leadership Conference in Charlotte, NC. T
Testing NOW For The NYPD Police Officer Exam
Take The NYPD Police Officer Exam At One Of The New York City Testing Centers located in Downtown Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan. Why should you consider a career as a Police Officer? Aside from the benefits and stability that surpass what many industries are providing today, the police profession offers a variety of work assignments, and unlimited growth opportunities.
Are You Ready To Join the Best of the Best? Apply For A Career In The FBI
THE SPECIAL AGENT APPLICATION IS OPEN MARCH 2 - 16, 2015 Join us and put your exceptional skills to work. A position as a Special Agent with the FBI is not just a job — it's a calling, and ultimately a life-changing experience. Special Agents are elite, and so are the prospects
Allen University Hip Hop Studies Conference
Allen University will be hosting its inaugural Hip Hop Studies Conference on Friday,April 17, 2015. The conference will feature panel discussions; keynote addresses by Chris “Play” Martin,
The history of Martin Luther King Day as a holiday
The idea of Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a holiday was promoted by labor unions in contract negotiations. After King's death, United States Representative John Conyers (a Democrat from Michigan) and
Bowie State University Celebrates 150-Year Anniversary
105-Year-Old Graduate Reflects on School’s Impact on Her Life, Career Beatrice Payne, 105, remembers her days training to become a teacher at the school that would later become Bowie State Universi
Honda Battle of the Bands Readies to "March On" to the Georgia Dome
Voting Open for Fans to Help Determine the Final Eight to Perform in Atlanta in January 2015 The Honda Battle of the Bands is set to make a triumphant return to Atlanta January 24, 2015, when eight
The 2nd Annual Hall Johnson Summer Camp July 5-10, 2015 hosted by Allen University
The Hall Johnson Summer Camp is held on the campus of Allen University for high school choral students. This camp places an emphasis on the music of Hall Johnson and the appropriate performance practi
American Teens Unaware of HIV Risks
During the last decade diagnosis rates for HIV in the United States have fallen by around one-third and now stand at 16 cases per 100,000. While this is very promising news and an indication that stra
Alcorn announces USDA 1890 National Scholars Program
Alcorn State University announces that eligible high school students have a chance to participate in the USDA 1890 National Scholars Program and receive a scholarship to attend the university in any f
The HBCU Center for Excellence awards Jarvis Christian College Behavioral Health Grant
The Jarvis Christian College Counseling Center recently received a Behavioral Health grant from the Historically Black Colleges and Universities Center for Excellence (HBCU-CFE). The grant supports th
Heart Disease is the No. 1 Killer of African American Women!
Heart disease is the #1 cause of death of African American women in the United States as well as providing more risks of attaining it than White women. Take action to protect your heart. View the Info
Alcorn’s next football game to honor military, veterans and civil service
When the Alcorn State University Braves kicks off its next home football game Saturday, Nov. 15, at 4:00 p.m. against Arkansas Pine Bluff, the institution will honor active military, veterans and civi
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania alum Tanisha LaVerne Grant's at the Urbanworld Film Festival 2014
During the month of September in New York City nothing matters more for film lovers than attending Urbanworld Film Festival, the nation's largest competitive multicultural film festival....and this is