All but two of 11 state universities will ask the Florida Board of Governors for a 15 percent tuition increase this year, bucking Gov. Rick Scottâs push to hold down the cost of a college education.
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Over thirty years ago, when the fight against HIV first began, the outlook for tackling the pandemic was bleak. Across the world, AIDS was seen as a death sentence. Within just a few years, it had devastated communities from the United States to South Africa.
One in a weekly series about the Black AIDS Instituteâs Greater Than AIDS ambassadors, who are using their VIP status in Black America to increase awareness of HIV/AIDS
Akeya Dickson NNPA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NNPA) â When she graduated from the University of Iowa two years ago with a major in elementary education, Amber…
âWell, who are they coming to get now?â Thatâs what Norman Murray thought as police officers ran in his direction with guns drawn. Murray, a native Washingtonian
George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watchman who killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Fla., was released from jail on bond shortly after midnight Monday morning
George Zimmermanâs claim that he killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in self-defense during a scuffle in Sanford, Fla. has continued to unravel, even as the shooterâs relatives have gone on TV
On the night of Feb. 26, Tracy Martin and his girlfriend had gone out to dinner in Sanford, Fla., leaving his 17-year-old son, Trayvon, behind at the townhouse with plans to watch the NBA All-Star game
The best films of the year made their annual pilgrimage to the 36th annual Toronto Film Festival. Black films, actors and directors were in the mix along with noteworthy general release
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (July 18) – Now, more than ever, a strong partnership is needed between The National Newspaper Publishers Association and the National Association of Black Journalists