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  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

What a gift it is  to be able to create! Our Father's work so diligently to make their broods happy.....now is our chance to poor some  love on them.   What Father would not apprec

by Helen Steiner Rice   Fathers are wonderful peopleToo little understood,And we do not sing their praisesAs often as we should... For, somehow, Father seems to beThe ma

By rokur on May 27, 2015 Safety The Founder of “Swim, Swim, Swim I Say,” Agnes Davis stopped by the WBLS studios to talk about why African Americans NEED to learn how to swim.

Children learn to associate science with men at early ages. Over 40 years ago, less than 1% of American and Canadian elementary school children drew a woman when asked to draw a scientist.

When you are surrounded by darkness the feeling of hopelessness sets in.  How can we stay motivated when our goals seem impossible? Where is the answer to our life's purpose? Can you hear the u

Honoring 40 years of mission center medical education, health care and community engagement, Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) chronicles the past and the future.

By Zsarlene B. Chua, Reporter   David Foster: Music Man HE IS the man behind many timeless songs: Chaka Khan’s “Through The Fire” (1984), Chicago’s “Hard To Say I

  Congratulations Class of 2015! Young Black men: bring your cap and gown and celebrate this incredible accomplishment with your friends and family!   For many young men from Chicago’s African American communities, there are countless roadblocks that stand between them and a high school diploma.

By Kathy Lynn Gray The Columbus Dispatch  •  Wednesday April 22, 2015 12:18 PM   The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium continued its tiger baby bonanza this week, welcoming three more

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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.

Never miss a talk! SUBSCRIBE to the TEDx channel: http://bit.ly/1FAg8hBAs the Athletic Director and head coach of the Varsity Soccer team at Ryerson University, Dr. Joseph is often asked what skills

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

Sometimes. I'd love to show you my WINGS. Sometimes I'd love to change your mind. Oh yes, shocked you would be............... when you see Wings sprout out of ME. Sometimes I wish I could just pu

This movie will remind you of the good ole' days! Have a good laugh and chime in on the great phrases like "Feed me Seymour", and the great soundtrack.   This movie is great all around! Be

Prosperous Monday to the universe! Time to gas up our engines and drive to success and harmony. What a special gift it is to live another day. Adventure awaits us.   This weeks new tradition

Keeping things simple on this beautiful Easter Day let's ask ourselves a question. Would you rather be RIGHT or would you rather be Happy? Many of us are seeking to hear those words...."You were Rig

  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

  Connect with Morehouse Scbool of Medicine:http://hbcuconnect.com/colleges/61/morehouse-school-of-medicine  

Black female executives whose leadership skills were honed at an HBCU by Courtney Connley   Continuing to shine light on the top black executives we should know, Black Enterprise’s Febru

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

James Earl Jones, the 83-year-old acting legend who recently made his return to Broadway in the play "You Can't Take It With You," discusses the highs and lows of his six-decade-long career, from his modest beginnings suffering from a stutter to a celebrated star of stage and screen with one of the most recognizable voices in the world.

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.