by Toter - 1 month ago
The Common App aids college applicants through a single application process. A recent report reveals racial disparities in STEMM degree persistence. While over half of applicants showed interest in STEMM, only 28% of Black students graduated with such degrees within six years, indicating significant...
by Toter - 1 month ago
EmployIndy and Indy Parks are hosting the Project Indy Interview + Hiring event on March 11 from 5:30-7 p.m. at Frederick Douglass Park Family Center. Youth aged 16-24 can explore summer job opportunities, including lifeguards and counselors. Register online at projectindy.net for a chance to enhanc...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Synthetic braiding hair, popular among Black women and children, poses health risks due to harmful chemicals often unregulated by the FDA. Consumer Reports found carcinogens, lead, and VOCs in all tested products. Safer alternatives exist, and consumers are urged to reduce usage duration and report...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Over 50 cyclists gathered in Robert, Martinique, for the Grand Prix Mille Éco Shop. Denver Alphonse, a 17-year-old student, excelled, placing fifth in Under-19 categories. He clocked 10:52 in a six-kilometre time trial and 4:16:45 in the road race. Next, he will compete in the Independence Criterium...
by Toter - 1 month ago
US Army Lieutenant General Telita Crosland, a prominent Black female officer, was reportedly compelled to retire on February 28. This announcement followed President Trump's dismissal of top military officials. Crosland’s departure raises concerns amid ongoing efforts to dismantle diversity initiati...
by Toter - 1 month ago
LeBron James is unhappy with Stephen A. Smith's portrayal of their recent confrontation. During the Lakers-Knicks game, James firmly expressed his disapproval of Smith mentioning his son, Bronny. Following the incident, fans reacted online, questioning whether LeBron's protective nature is helping o...
by Toter - 1 month ago
The women’s college basketball scene is abuzz as South Carolina seeks the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Coach Dawn Staley argues their formidable schedule and impressive SEC Tournament performance merit this recognition. Meanwhile, UConn and South Carolina are tied as favorites for the 2025 Wom...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry has taken on an administrative role at his alma mater, Davidson, becoming the first active pro athlete in major U.S. sports to do so. He’s launching an NIL fund for student-athletes while advising both men's and women's basketball teams, enhancing their collegiat...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Trevor Ariza, a retired NBA star, faces legal and financial turmoil, seeking to reduce child support payments to ex-wife Bree Anderson. He claims emotional distress and asserts full responsibility for their son, Tristan. Ariza reports significant financial struggles, listing debts and monthly expens...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Carmel's dining experience is set to elevate with the opening of the 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo on April 1. This upscale venue features handcrafted cocktails, premium steaks, and a sophisticated ambiance, catering exclusively to guests aged 21 and older. Reservations commence April 14. Visit 1933Lounge...
by Toter - 1 month ago
The Water and Sewerage Company Inc. (WASCO) has firmly rejected rumors suggesting its CEO is on a three-month vacation during ongoing water supply issues. The company emphasized these claims are “entirely false,” assuring the public of its CEO's active role in addressing the challenges caused by dro...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Robert Scott stands as the only finalist for Albany State University's presidency, a prominent HBCU in Georgia serving over 6,500 students. Currently at Kraft Heinz, Dr. Scott has a robust background with Abbott Nutrition and The Coca-Cola Co., dedicated to fostering educational excellence and commu...
by Toter - 1 month ago
On February 14, nearly 400 EPA employees, including key scientists, received layoffs instead of Valentine's. This reckless decision jeopardizes public health and safety as Trump and Musk dismantle vital programs. The National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service also faced massive cuts, threatening...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Hannibal B. Johnson vividly depicted Tulsa's Greenwood District as "beautiful, bustling, and Black." In the early 1900s, it thrived with over 100 Black-owned businesses, symbolizing resilience amid Jim Crow laws. The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre devastated this prosperity but ignited a spirit of rebuild...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Hunters Point playground is pivotal for community health. As a medical consultant, I support the "View From a Playground" project, enhancing environmental justice research. Bayview Hunters Point faces significant contamination risks, necessitating robust biomonitoring. Our initiative aims to safegua...
