“Moving in went very well. We collaborated with faculty, staff and students and organizations to make move in a success,” said Vice President for Student Affairs William E. Hudson, Jr., Ph.D. “Student housing is at approximately 95 percent capacity, but we still have others moving in and we are making adjustments for cancellations.”
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In the land of endless sunshine and swaying palm trees, there exists a pressing issue often overlooked: the struggle to afford healthy food. While often associated with lower-income households, a recent study from No Kid Hungry Florida reveals a different narrative. As the cost of living soars, even middle-income families face adversity in securing nutritious meals.
The Black History Study Palm Beach County series – an immersive, engaging curriculum presented by local educators and artists – has opened registration for students in grades 8-12. The new, free youth leadership program begins September 7, 2024, and is presented by The Black History Project, Inc. , The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, Inc., and the Palm Beach County African Diaspora Historical and Cultural Society, Inc.
Bank of America recently announced four Broward County high school students were selected as Student Leaders® (#BofAStudentLeaders), an eight-week paid summer internship connecting students to employment, skills development and service. These community-minded students gained practical work and leadership experience and received financial education coaching through Bank of America’s Better Money Habits curriculum, while working with local nonprofits and earning competitive wages.
How National Parks Shed Light on Today’s Politics
Westside Gazette Founder Emeritus, Levi Henry, Jr., Proudly Poses With Great Grandchildren, Oshene Whittick And Ben Joseph, Jr., At A Gathering Celebrating Their Academic Success At Dillard And Flanagan High Schools Respectively. Both Will Be Attending Florida A & M University In The Fall.
The “Souls to the Polls” event, held on Sunday August. 18, began at New Hope Baptist Church in Fort Lauderdale, Fl., and ended at the African American Research Library and Culture Center (AARLCC)
Saturday, Aug. 10 at the Manatee Lagoon in Riviera Beach, sponsored by Florida Power & Light Company (FPL). The $1,000-per-student awards acknowledged those with a minimum…
One of the results of the northern “Great Migration” was the development of the “New Negro.” When World War One ended it brought home thousands of Black men who had more aplomb than when they left. According to the National Archives, more than 380,000 Black men served in the Army during the war. These Black men experienced respect, class and the novelty of being treated like an equal. The 1920’s saw the resentment of being treated like 3/5ths of man begin to be displayed. Subtle commentary first began in our Black arts and culture. Harlem was the mecca for this Belle Epoque, known as the “Harlem Renaissance” (Renaissance)
August 15, 2024– The Children’s Services Council of Broward County (CSC) is proud to announce the selection of Dr. David Kenton as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective October 1st. With a proven track record of leadership and a deep commitment to improving the lives of children and families, David brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to CSC as it continues to advance its mission of ensuring that all children in Broward County grow up healthy, safe, and successful.