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/PRNewswire/ -- The Hon. I. Chester Cooper, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Investments & Aviation headed to Tallahassee, Florida this week to...

Will a University of Connecticut graduate receive another rose this season on "The Bachelor?" Keep an eye on your screens Monday evening to find out.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. celebrated the chartering of the new Tau Beta Lambda Chapter in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, earlier this month. The goal is to inspire lasting change in the country, which is subject to environmental disasters and political crises.

During the Western Student Association (WSA) meeting Jan. 24, President of the Black Student Union (BSU) and Alpha Phi Alpha member Asa Hollingsworth delivered a speech expressing his dissatisfaction with

The Norman High School Black Student Union announced its second annual Black History Month Showcase, and this year, it isn’t charging an entrance fee.

In the second consecutive year of in-person MLK commemorations since the COVID-19 pandemic, Ruby Bridges discussed her personal experiences, highlighting the need for educational equality and breaking harmful cycles of hate.

Dr. Otis A. Mason, the first Black elected school superintendent in the state of Florida, died earlier this month in St. Augustine. He was 95.

Hello and welcome back to another edition of Conversations with Karla! In the last edition, we discussed the positive and negative ways social media can affect one’s college experience. This week, I met with Sofia Papanikolaou, a fourth-semester physiology and neurobiology student, to talk about what it’s like seeing Greek life depicted on social media…

Veteran journalist Jerome Wright had a passion for his Memphis hometown and a devotion to the watchdog mission of journalism that never wavered.

SAN DIEGO- CALIFORNIA - Andrew Landon Bryson, 87, a retired workplace safety expert who was born in Commerce, died Sunday, January 14, 2024, in San Diego, California.