Education
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Opponents Of Biden’s Student Loan Relief Plan Take Fight To Supreme Court
Two borrowers are attempting to block the president's plan, claiming it's unlawful.
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The University of Missouri Has A Problem Retaining Its Black Faculty Members
The University's Black faculty members now number 83, down from 92 in 2021.
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Penn State University Does Away With Plans For Its Racial Justice Center
President Neeli Bendapudi has said the university will instead do what it can to enhance existing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
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Texas School District to Examine Disproportionate Suspensions of Black Students
While making up a low percentage of school populations, they made up half of the suspensions.
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High School Football Players Blame “Peer Pressure” For Slave Auction Prank
The NAACP has called for a meeting with the school district.
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Black Hackers From Morehouse Showed Up and Showed Out at Black Enterprise Tech Competition
A team from the Atlanta HBCU took the top prize at the 7th Annual competition