After going test optional, the Ivy League and MIT had more racial and economic diversity than ever before. The post Will Returning To Standardized Tests For Colleges Hinder Student Diversity? appeared first on NewsOne.

Researchers conducted a study that found students are not negatively impacted by anti-racism programs in schools. The post Study Finds No Increase In Stress Among High School Students Who Participated In Anti-Racism Program appeared first on NewsOne.

Actress Malinda Williams and her Arise And Shine Foundation are birthing tomorrow's female computer programmers with a HBCU coding bootcamp.

In what began as historic, Claudine Gay's short stint as president at Harvard ended in resignation after claims of antisemitism and plagiarism.

As Idris Elba & Ye recently showed two different examples of Black men handling their mental health, we discuss the new views around therapy.

Howard president Wayne A. I. Frederick announced that Phylicia Rashad will step down from her position as dean of Howard University’s Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts....

Alpha Phi Alpha is fighting against Florida's controversial policies on race education by moving its 2025 convention out the Sunshine State.

The Tigers are coming to ice as Tennessee State University has announced that ice hockey will arrive at the HBCU in 2024.

Kymera Mitchell garnered much-deserved recognition after being accepted into 19 colleges, nine of which offered her full-ride scholarships.  The post Chicago Black Teen Gets Accepted Into 19 Colleges, Including 9 Full-Ride Scholarships appeared first on NewsOne.

Oxford's official "Black Dictionary" is coming to a bookstore near you!

A new poll has found the majority of Americans believe affirmative action in college admissions is a good thing, but is that enough to stop the Supreme Court from ending it?

Can a KKK robe ever be used to teach the history of racism in America, or is the garment itself simply too racist?