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Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. welcomes 21 accomplished women as honorary members, recognizing their service, impact, and leadership.

Tuskegee University aims to update the style of its HBCU scholars with a new dress code ban on bonnets, du-rags and house shoes during class.

The Trump administration has cut billions in food safety funds and ended mandatory food screenings for foodborne viruses, including Cyclospora.

HBCUs offer more than just degrees - they provide culture, community, and a legacy of excellence for Black students.

Tuskegee University is at the center of a heated debate after rolling out updated campus policies that include stricter expectations for student attire, classroom attendance and cellphone use. RELATED: Houston Rodeo Enforces Strict Dress Code Due To Bootylicious Attire RELATED: Social Media In Uproar Over Steak 48 Location Revealing $100 Minimum And Dress Code The […]

Sybil Wilkes covers federal investigations, a civil rights tribute, and more impactful stories shaping our world.

LeBron James signs with 76ers, creating a championship-caliber team with Embiid, Maxey, and Brown.

Just weeks before school begins, many incoming freshman at Howard University were shocked by emails stating they'd been unenrolled.

Military debates testosterone screening, creatine may fight cancer, and the greatest falsetto singers spark debate

A daily news roundup covering military loss, a family's quest for justice, cybersecurity concerns, and Black excellence.

Parents were left shaken after a 6-year-old nearly drowned at a Washington, D.C. soccer camp as the on-duty lifeguard took a lunch break.