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by Mary Spiller November 24, 2025 As the institution approaches its 150th anniversary, Stillman joins a select group of HBCUs receiving rare financial support to modernize infrastructure, stabilize long-term planning, and preserve its historic legacy. Stillman College will mark its 150th year with a significant investment in its future after
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 24, 2025 The machine provides access to fresh, local foods whenever residents need it. New Yorkers in need of nourishment can stop by this neighborhood vending machine for fresh, free grocery items. The free vending machine, with its first location installed in The Bronx, supplies local
by Mary Spiller November 24, 2025 An Army gynecologist stationed at Fort Hood has been suspended amid allegations that he secretly filmed dozens of female patients’ intimate exams — sparking what may be one of the largest misconduct scandals in U.S. military history. An Army major and gynecologist at Fort
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton November 24, 2025 Rookie quarterback emerges victorious in 24-10 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders It may have taken longer than most people anticipated. Still, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders made his first NFL start, and his Hall of Fame father and former college
The haters were making Kehlani crazy. On Thursday, Nov. 20, during an appearance on Big Boy’s podcast “Big Boy’s Neighborhood,” the 30-year-old R&B singer opened up about her ongoing mental health journey and the boundaries she’s built to protect her peace amid relentless online scrutiny. The “Folded” singer shared that
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 24, 2025 Crockett condemned the act as it perpetuates a pattern of violence against political figures. Rep. Jasmine Crockett is reportedly being threatened and harassed by a white supremacist. Crockett released a statement about the incident in which the man appeared at her office in Washington,
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 24, 2025 Many midlife parents are managing not just their own and their children’s health coverage but also guiding aging parents through complex medical and financial decisions. The new balancing act: Midlife adults are now caring for their kids and aging parents By 7 a.m.,
A viral video showing a Clark Atlanta University student being violently assaulted by a Morehouse student has sparked widespread outrage and demands for accountability across the HBCU network and beyond. On Friday, Nov. 21, Clark Atlanta junior Kayla Bryant posted a TikTok describing the altercation in which she alleges she
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 24, 2025 Lee hosted ‘The FamiLee That Snaps Back Food Drive,’ in collaboration with the food pantry in his new North Texas community. Keith Lee continues to use his platform to give back to families in need. The food review TikToker hosted a massive Thanksgiving meal
Solange Knowles is taking her Saint Heron Library to the next level. According to the New York Times, the Grammy-winning artist and USC scholar-in-residence recently released Azurest Blue, a 69-page zine chronicling the life and work of Amaza Lee Meredith, one of the country’s first Black female and queer architects.
by Mary Spiller November 24, 2025 As the institution approaches its 150th anniversary, Stillman joins a select group of HBCUs receiving rare financial support to modernize infrastructure, stabilize long-term planning, and preserve its historic legacy. Stillman College will mark its 150th year with a significant investment in its future after
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 24, 2025 The machine provides access to fresh, local foods whenever residents need it. New Yorkers in need of nourishment can stop by this neighborhood vending machine for fresh, free grocery items. The free vending machine, with its first location installed in The Bronx, supplies local
by Mary Spiller November 24, 2025 An Army gynecologist stationed at Fort Hood has been suspended amid allegations that he secretly filmed dozens of female patients’ intimate exams — sparking what may be one of the largest misconduct scandals in U.S. military history. An Army major and gynecologist at Fort
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton November 24, 2025 Rookie quarterback emerges victorious in 24-10 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders It may have taken longer than most people anticipated. Still, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders made his first NFL start, and his Hall of Fame father and former college
The haters were making Kehlani crazy. On Thursday, Nov. 20, during an appearance on Big Boy’s podcast “Big Boy’s Neighborhood,” the 30-year-old R&B singer opened up about her ongoing mental health journey and the boundaries she’s built to protect her peace amid relentless online scrutiny. The “Folded” singer shared that
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 24, 2025 Crockett condemned the act as it perpetuates a pattern of violence against political figures. Rep. Jasmine Crockett is reportedly being threatened and harassed by a white supremacist. Crockett released a statement about the incident in which the man appeared at her office in Washington,
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 24, 2025 Many midlife parents are managing not just their own and their children’s health coverage but also guiding aging parents through complex medical and financial decisions. The new balancing act: Midlife adults are now caring for their kids and aging parents By 7 a.m.,
A viral video showing a Clark Atlanta University student being violently assaulted by a Morehouse student has sparked widespread outrage and demands for accountability across the HBCU network and beyond. On Friday, Nov. 21, Clark Atlanta junior Kayla Bryant posted a TikTok describing the altercation in which she alleges she
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman November 24, 2025 Lee hosted ‘The FamiLee That Snaps Back Food Drive,’ in collaboration with the food pantry in his new North Texas community. Keith Lee continues to use his platform to give back to families in need. The food review TikToker hosted a massive Thanksgiving meal
Solange Knowles is taking her Saint Heron Library to the next level. According to the New York Times, the Grammy-winning artist and USC scholar-in-residence recently released Azurest Blue, a 69-page zine chronicling the life and work of Amaza Lee Meredith, one of the country’s first Black female and queer architects.