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A community college in Kansas is being sued by the American Civil Liberties Union for telling its coaches to recruit more white athletes while scrutinizing black athletes with background checks before offering scholarships. What We Know: The ACLU “is the nation’s largest public interest law firm, with a 50-state... -
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has caused many school districts to mandate distance learning. Raven “The Science Maven” Baxter is offering free group sessions and discounted private virtual academic coaching and science tutoring services to students who need a little extra help. Donating an hour of her time every... -
Two North Carolina A&T police officers, seen in a viral video grabbing the sophomore class president by the neck and slamming him to the ground inside of a dorm, have been put on “indefinite” administrative leave. What We Know: Around 1:30am on Wednesday, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical University... -
Norway College has issued an alert urging students studying abroad to return home as a response to the coronavirus outbreak. What We Know: On Saturday, the University’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued an statement advising all Norwegian citizens and it’s students that’s studying abroad in other countries within its... -
Students across the region have been sent home for weeks. They won’t return to school until April 20th, at the earliest. Leaders are now working on meal programs and distributing on-line lessons to those affected. What We Know: Coronavirus cases continue to spike in the Tri-State Area. There were... -
Numerous students wrote an oped in the Princeton student newspaper expressing displeasure with the decision to make former Seattle Seahawks and Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch the senior “Class Day” speaker this June. What We Know: Lynch was announced as the “Class Day” speaker last week. Unfotunately, students... -
Students at Harding Charter Preparatory High School in Okalahoma City said a recruiter for Oklahoma Christian University didn’t even mention the school before having them line up during their visit last week. What We Know: Student Korey Todd spoke to NBC Affiliate KFOR about his experience. Todd explained that... -
LaShyra “Lash” Nolen made history by becoming the first black woman to be elected as class president of Harvard Medical School, Teen Vogue reports. What We Know: The 24-year-old was elected class president of her first-year medical class in August. She is the first black woman to do so... -
Student activists who took over a Syracuse University administration building this week to protest racist incidents on campus rejected a request from officials to end their sit-in, the school said in a statement Wednesday. What We Know: The self-described black-led movement #NotAgainSU launched the sit-in at Crouse-Hinds Hall with...
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