Jefferson Sports Enterprise (JSE) has welcomed three new Division 1 HBCU athletes to the family. Jamari Jones, Cameron Gardner, and Shelby Carson, all from Mississippi Valley State University, have signed on to be represented by the company.
Author: Carma Henry
 Dr. Trent, a HBCU graduate and former secretary of education for the Commonwealth of Virginia, was appointed to this position by President Joe Biden in February of 2022. The White House Initiative on HBCUs is the most important entity for HBCUs to gain access to federal resources, including Title III, student aid, and grants and contracts from across 30+ federal agencies. Dr. Trent will address HBCUs working with the American Golf Industry Coalition.
Police, however, singled him out, placing a gun near his head, warning him not to move and if he did, he would blow ââmy fucking head off,ââ Bennett charged. The cop ignored Bennettâs pleas that âhe had not done nothing.â
    Roughly 80 percent of Americans live in urban areas and roughly 80 percent of those city dwellers live neighborhoods with less than 20 percent tree cover. And those places with minimal tree canopy experience significantly higher temperatures than green neighborhoods just miles away. Thatâs true in big cities like Newark and New Orleans and smaller ones like Burlington, Vt., and Erie, Pa.
    I donât care where you live in the north, south, east, or west, if you glance at everyoneâs feet, someone will be wearing flip-flops. Youâll see them in Walmart, in the Dollar Store and youâll even see flip-flops in high-end boutique malls.
By Cindy Schutt Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County awarded scholarships amounting to $325,000 to 46 high school graduates who are participants in the…
A U.S. district judge Monday rejected a lawsuit alleging that a Florida voter-registration form violates federal law because it does not properly inform convicted felons about eligibility to vote.
Trying to quickly gather enough petition signatures to get on the 2024 ballot, a political committee leading effort to pass a constitutional amendment aimed at ensuring abortion rights collected nearly $1.942 million in June, according to a newly filed finance report.
    A committee appointed by Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Carlos Muniz will hold its first meeting Friday to begin looking at consolidation in the 20-circuit system. Muniz issued an order June 30 appointing the committee after receiving a request from Renner.
    In a news release Monday, the faculty union called on Chancellor Ray Rodrigues to allow FAUâs search to âcontinue unhindered or to immediately resign from his position.â
