The Presidential Inauguration was held at the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel. President Johnson assumed this pivotal role at CAU July 1, 2015.
Clark Atlanta Ushers in a New Era with President Ronald A. Johnson Read More »
In a troubled economy, it’s the lower and middle classes that suffer the most. Currently 7.7 percent of the US adult population is looking for work and unable to find it — and that’s not even counting those who’ve given up. It can be frustrating, especially considering how you’re probably following the surefire job search
5 Tips for Coping With Job Search Failure Read More »
In anticipation of Hurricane Matthew, Bethune-Cookman University has evacuated all on-campus residence halls. Classes will resume on Monday, October 10th.
Bethune-Cookman Orders Mandatory Evacuation for Hurricane Matthew Read More »
Howard University president, Dr. Wayne A. I. Frederick, has announced a multi-million dollar gift to its School of Communications.
Cathy Hughes: Howard Renames Communications School After Radio One Founder Read More »
Beginning October 3rd, fans can go online and vote daily to help secure a spot for their favorite HBCU bands to “March On” in ATL. Polls close October 28.
The Honda 2017: Polls Open to Vote for the Final Eight Bands Read More »
Black Enterprise will together top black executives and entrepreneurs for its TechConneXt Summit where HBCU teams will compete in the BE SMART Hackathon.
Black Enterprise Challenges HBCU Teams to Hackathon in Silicon Valley Read More »
In 2010, Nicole Ford left her corporate job to start Stepping in the Right Direction. Today, Ford is the responsible for year-round college tours.
B-CU Alumna Quits Her Day Job to Launch a Black College Tour Company Read More »
Adoption-Share is teaming up with Kentucky State graduate Shelby Jenkins and Warner Brother’s animated film “Storks,” to raise awareness about adoption.
KSU Alumna Shelby Jenkins Named Ambassador for Adoption Is Beautiful Campaign Read More »
