Category : News

2 months ago

Institutions Welcome Five Black Scholars to Dean Roles

Tamalyn Peterson has been appointed as the new dean at Talladega College in Alabama, while Josephine Ibironke takes on the role at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. At Lincoln University of Missouri, Johnnie Westbrook assumes the deanship, and L...

2 months ago

How College Summit Prepares Students for Career Success

On July 31, students from various North Texas colleges convened at Dallas College Cedar Valley for the Ready Set Hired! summit, a collaborative effort with the Texas Workforce Commission celebrating National Internship Day.The event transformed into...

2 months ago

How Healthcare Providers Use Ambient AI to Elevate Patient Care

(Special to The Dallas Examiner) – During National Health Center Week, celebrated from August 3-9, Parkland Health's network of community-based health centers celebrated the enhancement of patient care through ambient artificial intelligence. This an...

2 months ago

United For Change: Busting Up The Carceral State

Through these prison walls, we witness a truth often ignored: prisons fail to resolve societal issues. As someone who has experienced this system alongside dedicated abolitionists, I can affirm that incarceration breeds further harm rather than aver...

2 months ago

Universities Appoint Four Black Academics to New Faculty Roles

New appointments in academia have brought fresh faces to significant roles. Evelyn Field has taken on a prominent position at South Carolina State University, while Avery Willis Hoffman now associates with the University of Chicago. Nicole McConlogue...

2 months ago

Landmark Agreement Brings Together HBCU Athletic Conferences

The establishment of the HBC4Us Alliance signals the dawn of a transformative partnership, as articulated by the commissioners representing four athletic conferences in a unified declaration. “As guardians of our distinguished athletic traditions, we...

2 months ago

Democrats Leave Texas to Stall Redistricting Vote

The Dallas Examiner reports that over 50 members of the Texas House Democratic Caucus departed the state on Sunday after staging a walkout during a special legislative session, effectively obstructing the two-thirds quorum required for legislative ac...