A school is defending the suspension of a 12-year-old Black student who allegedly "intimidated" a White student during a staring contest.
Back in 2013, a Florida teen also worked on a science project for school and was arrested for it, and she received none of the perks Mohamed did. In fact, she was – and still is – treated much worse.
President Barack Obama unveiled a new streamlined process for college students and their parents applying for financial aid.
Xavier University of Louisiana, located in a western neighborhood of New Orleans, produces the highest number of Black medical students in the nation, the New York…
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About 100 Black men gathered at a Hartford, Conn. school to dole out high fives to students on their first day of school.
Howard University students took to Twitter to express their reported constant struggle with administration, dorm life, and financial aid.
Cornell Belcher discusses polling data showing that 72 percent of Black parents favor charter schools.
Where is New Orleans 10 years later, take a look at this infographic to see how Hurricane Katrina affected the beloved city.
Roland Martin explores the controversy surrounding the rebuilding and reorganization of New Orleans' school system ten years after Katrina.
