The anti-DEI crusade threatens medical schools’ efforts to recruit Black students
A recent push against diversity, equity, and inclusion in medical education could hinder the progress being made in recruiting Black students.
Unlocking Madagascar: Local Students Explore the Island Country with WOLCF Chaperones
Follow four local students and two WOLCF chaperones as they embark on a journey to Madagascar to immerse themselves in the culture and bring back valuable insights.
Black Students Make Ghana Proud After Winning 2024 World Robotics Competition
Black students from Ghana's Prempeh College make their country proud as 2024 World Robotics Champions, showcasing their talent in technology.
Metro East St. Louis Community Initiative Foundation Launch S.T.E.M Camp to Empower East St. Louis Youth
The Metro-East Alphas have launched a S.T.E.M camp to empower East St. Louis youth. Focusing on science, technology, engineering, and math, this program prepares students for future success. Empowering Young Minds Through STEM The Metro East St. Louis Community Initiative (MESLCI), with the generous funding from our United Way partner, recently concluded its highly anticipated Summer STEM Camp. Held on the MESLCI campus at 8601 Washington Street, East St. Louis, IL, this weeklong camp provided...
The Bray School Lab is uncovering Black American untold stories
Learn about the Thomas Bray School in Williamsburg, a vital part of Black history in Colonial America, and its impact on education today.
SB 727 and HB 2287: Catalysts for an Education Revival in Missouri
Discover how SB 727 and HB 2287 are bringing new life to education in Missouri and sparking a much-needed revival in the state's school system.
Brownpreneurs Entrepreneurship Academy (BEA)
Discover the Brownpreneurs Entrepreneurship Academy (BEA) and how it is empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs to succeed in business.
What Books Are Must-Reads to Keep Your Black Card?
Discover the top must-read black books to keep your black card strong and maintain cultural credibility with these essential recommendations.
Phil Lapsansky, historian, social activist, and retired curator of African American history at the Library Company of Philadelphia, has died at 83
Remember the trailblazing career of Phil Lapsansky, a beloved curator of African American history in Philadelphia, through this heartfelt obituary. » READ MORE: African American scholar Phil Lapsansky is … Company of Philadelphia’s African Americana collection, 1314 Locust St …
Affinia Healthcare adds 2nd location for free summer meals for youth
Learn about Affinia Healthcare's free summer meals program for youth in St. Louis and how it is tackling food insecurity in the community.
