Tag: Education

A student was found with a firearm at Jeter K-8 school in Memphis, Tennessee, prompting immediate police response. No injuries were reported, but the incident raised serious concerns about school safety and communication protocols.

Pinelands High School faces a racism probe after a disturbing video surfaced showing black students in what appeared to be a mock slave auction. The school has launched an investigation and is providing counseling support to affected learners.

Detroit's WJR AM 760 launches 'School Talks,' a new Sunday talk show hosted by educator Dr. Robert Livernois, featuring education discussions for parents and educators.

A white father physically assaulted black superintendent Rainey Briggs during his daughter's graduation ceremony, refusing to let her shake hands with the school official.

Atlanta radio legend Frank Ski hosts his 20th annual celebrity wine tasting on May 5th with Jeezy, raising funds to send students to Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

Discover the untold story of Tenika Watson, from her early beginnings to notable achievements. Learn about her journey of determination and resilience.

Eagle Academy Foundation opens new $50 million Bronx school for young men with Governor Paterson, Russell Simmons, and Chancellor Klein attending. The state-of-the-art facility features recording studio, basketball court, and Apple computers in every classroom.

DeDe McGuire Foundation awards five $2,500 HBCU scholarships during Black History Month. Applications due February 28th for the 'Achieve the Dream' program.

Dr. Tameka Bradley Hobbs has been appointed as the new Library Regional Manager for the African American Research Library and Cultural Center in Fort Lauderdale. She brings extensive expertise in African American history and antiracism education to the specialized research facility.

Charlamagne Tha God announces The Ford Family Endowed Scholarship Fund at South Carolina State University's homecoming, providing scholarships for Black women majoring in English, Communications, and mental health.

DJ Khaled and Get Schooled launch Key to Social Change scholarship program, awarding over $20,000 to students using social media for positive community impact.

Megan Thee Stallion graduated from Texas Southern University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Administration, fulfilling a promise to her late mother.

California Teachers Association issues warning about dangerous 'Slap a Teacher' TikTok challenge targeting educators. Teachers face new safety concerns amid existing workplace pressures.

GRAMMY-nominated rapper Cordae partners with Disney Dreamers Academy and ESPN's The Undefeated to fund scholarships for underrepresented students at HBCUs.

Howard University receives $4.9 million from Warner Music Group to create a new music business center. The center will prepare diverse students for management careers in the music industry.

School board member struggles to answer whether they are pro-racist or anti-racist in viral video. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in addressing racism in educational leadership.

A university president shares an important message about the significance of voting and civic engagement for students and community members.

FAMU senior Adrianna Bayles wins $15,000 McDonald's Black & Positively Golden Scholarship. She's among 34 HBCU students awarded through Thurgood Marshall College Fund.

U.S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy presents $2.8 million to HBCU presidents to promote military diversity and inclusion initiatives.

Sen. Hillman T. Frazier will keynote Jackson State University's 143rd Founders' Day Convocation on Oct. 21. The Mississippi legislator is a JSU graduate.

Dr. Suzzette Shaw Goldmon, assistant professor at University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, graduates from Delta Regional Authority's Executive Academy leadership program.

The NCAA establishes a new scholarship program honoring Dr. James Frank. This educational initiative aims to support students in music and entertainment fields.

Florida A&M University College of Law announces its 2020-2021 Law Review Editorial Board with Mikayla Almeida serving as editor-in-chief.

Dr. David L. Shabazz, chair of Kentucky State University's Division of Literature, Languages and Philosophy, received the four-year broadcast advisor award from the College Media Association.

Huston-Tillotson University hosts inaugural Change Makers Panel featuring thought leaders discussing effective community change. Free public event March 6th.