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As Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida spearheaded a campaign this spring against higher ed’s efforts to create diverse and inclusive campuses, Florida A&M University students were among his most vocal critics.
WASHINGTON — The senior adviser to President Biden for public engagement and former Atlanta mayor, Keisha Lance Bottoms, hosted a press conference at the White House Thursday with Vice President Kamala Harris. One representative each from over 30 HBCUs took part in the event.
Brandi Gurley, principal of Orange County Virtual School, has noticed the prevalence of social media and online interaction in her students throughout the school day.
Set Friday was major last week as Chase presented their “Back To The Yard” event complete with free food from local vendors, financial advice, games, raffles, special guests and student performances.
Breakthru Beverage Group has been a longtime contributor and collaborator with No Kid Hungry, an organization dedicated to fighting childhood hunger the United States.
Florida Senate Bill 52, which focuses on social media safety in the state’s public schools, has been thoroughly reviewed and revised as legislators met in committee meetings and special sessions this past week.
When the feminist movement started, women engaged in intense discussion and sought to abandon social norms, earn respect and gain political rights.
Historically Black colleges and universities have been coined institutions of higher education that are geared toward the Black community. Many students take pride in being able to be around those who look like them before transitioning into the real world.
As a college student, it’s easy to think of the Thanksgiving holiday as a trip back home to go eat your family’s food. But when will you make your own traditions and personal way of celebrating such a big holiday?
Florida Senate Bill 52, which focuses on social media safety in the state’s public schools, has been thoroughly reviewed and revised as legislators met in committee meetings and special sessions this past week.
Florida residents and legislators were politically engaged Tuesday with the beginning of the 2023 legislative session and Governor Ron DeSantis’ State of the State address. DeSantis described the state as “No. 1” in various aspects such as tourism, public education and economic growth.
He can be seen playing the tuba in The Marching 100, delivering smooth jazz on the saxophone with Tallahassee Nights Live, or speaking about the music industry in his classes. Victor Spuck is a fourth-year music industry major from Broward County who isn’t afraid to show his love and skill for music.
Chicago is known for producing some of the world’s greatest athletes. Football players, for sure. Basketball players, definitely. Golfers… um, not so much.
When my parents handed me the keys to my first car, I was overjoyed. The freedom of having four wheels that could take me all around the city anytime I wanted was something I had been dreaming of since I was a kid.
American media has been flooded with breaking news and coverage on the increasing conflict between Israel and Palestine these past few weeks. The lack of knowledge surrounding a historical international conflict like this should raise discussion about the depth of the American education system.