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How to Meditate, According to Russell Simmons
Russell Simmons, the man who brought the music of Run-DMC, LL Cool J, and the Beastie Boys (among many others) to the mainstream with Def Jam Records, has a quiet, simple ritual he has subscribed to for 15 years, and to which he partly attributes his success: Meditation. Twenty minutes, twice a day. When asked why he — or anyone — should meditate, the media mogul has a str
Lemoyne-Owen College Board of Trustees Elects the College’s First Female President
LeMoyne-Owen College Board of Trustees Chair Robert Lipscomb proudly announced Memphis, Tennessee native and 1976 LOC graduate Dr. Andrea Lewis Miller as the college’s 12th president after an ex
NSBE Leadership Conference Aims to Increase the Number of African-American Engineering Graduates
Contact: Christina Sykes Dir., Marketing and Communications (703) 549-2207, ext. 202 csykes@nsbe.org In an effort to reduce the shortage of African-American engineering talent
Jay Z and Beyonce Want to Put You in a Vegan State of Mind
As revolutions go, the one Beyoncé and Jay Z are planning - to make the world go vegan - got off to a start somewhat more subdued than Queen Bey’s sheer Met Gala gown.
Bill Gates' 1999 predictions for post-Y2K technology were spot on, website reports
Bill Gates may have made his fortune founding of the world's largest software company, but he may also have a knack for prophecy, at least when it comes to anticipating future technology. Inc. t
Update Our Culture, Not Just Copyright Laws
MK Asante is the author of "Buck: A Memoir" and "It’s Bigger than Hip-Hop," an associate professor of English at Morgan State University, a Sundance Film fellow and a hip-hop arti
College Student Wins Shark Tank Deal and Sets off Epic Argument Between Investors
Christopher Gray wins $40,000 deal and sets off epic debate between investors by Kandia Johnson On the latest episode of the hit ABC show Shark Tank, Drexel student Christopher Gray, Co-Foun
Up to $30,000 in Grad & Undergrad Scholarships Available - New Opportunity!
If you’re seeking to make a difference, advocating for equity within the community, workplace, or the world, we can make it happen. The Joseph S. Murphy Scholarship for Diversity in Labor allows students from under-represented populations to realize their goals, with financial support.
Medical Mall hosts Jackson Heart Study Celebration of Life on Saturday
The Jackson Medical Mall Thad Cochran Center is hosting the 15th Annual Celebration of Life on Saturday, Feb. 28, 8 a.m. to noon. The program is an annual event “to celebrate the life and legac
NASA Announces University CubeSat Space Mission Candidates
NASA has selected more than dozen small research satellites that each could fit in the palm of your hand to fly in space on future rocket launches. These cube-shaped nanosatellites, called
The Home Depot to Award $50,000 to Three HBCU’s with a Total of Up to $255,000 to Nine Winning HBCUs...
The Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer, announced that applications are now being accepted for its 2015 Retool Your School Campus Improvement Grant Program. This program, established in 2010, provides support for campus improvement projects at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) across the country. Since the program’s inception, approximately
3 Low-Impact Cardio Alternatives to Running
When you think of cardio, running is usually the first thing that comes to mind. It’s easy to think this way, as running seems to be the most popular thing to do these days.Whether for weight lo
"STATE of Reality" performs at TEDx
SC State University's Theatre of the Oppressed (TO) troupe, "STATE of Reality," performed at the 2015 TEDxColumbiaSC Conference on Jan. 19 at the Harbison Theatre in Columbia, S.C. TO
Essential oils offer natural remedy to ailments
By Sarah Berger Have a headache? Use peppermint oil to help alleviate the pain. Having trouble sleeping? Cilantro essential oil can help induce sleep. Need to clear up your skin?
Alumni Notes
Carmen B. Bucknor, Ph.D., '98, recently completed the doctoral program in Counseling Psychology from Tennessee State University (TSU), in Nashville, Tenn. Because graduation ceremonies for T