Graduating in 2026 comes with a unique mix of excitement, pressure, and uncertainty. Here’s life advice every graduate needs to hear in 2026.
Considered a right of passage and act of defiance by some Black people, proms are now treated more like mini weddings with families spending thousands of dollars on the occasion.
Spelman College's decision to select co-winners for their annual Miss Spelman College Pageant has sparked a serious debate online.
As part of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's effort to end “woke ideology,” the state's higher education board “censored” a sociology textbook by removing an entire chapter on race and ethnicity, and references to Trayvon Martin and the BLM movement.
Presenting the stunning Spartans who conquered the yard at Homecoming 2025!
The Education Department has made several moves targeting DEI initiatives and programs helping Black students during Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s tenure.
Did y’all know there are at least two historically Black colleges in America (West Virginia to be specific) that are predominantly white?
Kennedi Lee is not your typical graduate student. As a standout athlete at Texas Southern University (TSU), Kennedi is rewriting the narrative for Black women in golf, blending her love for the sport with a powerful drive to break barriers.
Seventeen-year-old Zaya Wade is stepping into her power with beauty and grace, and she hasn’t even graduated from high school yet.
Richard T. Greener was Harvard University’s first Black graduate who blazed the trail for these intelligent women to continue his legacy.
An aboriginal elder visited his granddaughter for her college graduation to perform their traditional feathered dance.
Sources are claiming that a "College Hill" reboot is making its way to BET next year. Will you be tuning in?