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UR students propose Africana Studies Department By Madyson Fitzgerald In light of recent events of racism and hate on campus, University of Richmond students are demanding a more diverse set…

Here we are in the month of March. It’s Women’s History Month, and the month of March is a major marker in the political primary season when 1/3 of the…

Claim your birthright as an honorary HBCU alumnus, and make an investment in the sustainability and growth of our colleges and universities. As African Americans, we are all responsible for…

A Hearty Breakfast to Start Your Day (Culinary.net) For a simple yet satisfying breakfast idea, try this easy and delicious recipe for Cheesy Hash Browns. Find more breakfast recipes at…

We Are Family: The First Annual “Complex Family” Scholarship By Veronica Cooper-Tucker Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are more commonly described as family-oriented places. It is one of the…

Black Women for Positive Change Preserving and Strengthening the Middle/Working Class “Changing the Culture of Violence in America” Obama Legacy Demonstrated at Kobe Bryant’s Funeral By Dr. Stephanie E. Myers…

By Bonnie Newman Davis The Dominion Energy and The Library of Virginia “Strong Men and Women in Virginia History” awards program has been among my favorite winter events for the…

Find an In-Demand Job Jerry Green Whether you are just graduating high school or considering to continue your education, finding jobs that are in demand increases your chances of landing…

By Bernard Freeman While both men and women are at risk for heart disease and related problems, the symptoms and outcomes can vary greatly by gender. According to the U.S.…

On Saturday, Feb. 29, Enrichmond Foundation will unveil a plan that has been two years in the making: the master restoration plan for Evergreen Cemetery, a historic African American cemetery located…