Seeds of Health and the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee are pleased to announce that two of their charter schools, Tenor High School and Veritas High School, are at the top of the list of public … [Read more...]
Milwaukee’s Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure
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Panel Discusses Link Between Education, Incarceration and Job Opportunities
By Srijan Sen On Friday, September 12, a distinguished panel of guests and academics gathered at the Helen Bader Foundation in downtown Milwaukee to discuss the economic and social issues faced by … [Read more...]
Gwen Moore on Governor Walker’s Push to Drug Test Recipients of Public Benefits
Washington, DC – On Monday, September 15, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-4) released the following statement regarding Governor Scott Walker’s push to drug test recipients of public benefits: “I find … [Read more...]
New Jersey 17-Year-old Teen an Author and a “Whiz” at Business Finance
Young, Gifted & Black Series By Taki S. Raton While still in his midteens, our feature this week has found his passion in business and investment banking. His goal is to inspire more … [Read more...]
42 MPS Schools Make the Grade, but Still Needs Improvement
MILWAUKEE - 42 MPS schools are rated exceeds expectations, meets expectations or making satisfactory progress in the 2013-14 report cards released by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction … [Read more...]
Constitution Day September 17th
By Gloria J. Browne-Marshall September 17th is Constitution Day. Since African- Americans have worked so hard to make the promises in the Constitution a reality, they should use Constitution … [Read more...]
Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy: Disaster Inequality
By Jazelle Hunt NNPA Columnist WASHINGTON (NNPA) – Just before Labor Day 2005, the world was stunned as images of Gulf Coast citizens, trudged through chaos and stagnant flood waters, strewn with … [Read more...]
Most Destructive Myths About Ebola Virus, Debunked
By Anna Almendrala Myths and rumors about the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa are hindering health workers from doing their jobs abroad and causing unnecessary panic and paranoia in the United … [Read more...]
Students at UW-Milwaukee Can Do a Lot of Learning Beyond their Coursework
“Here at UWM there are really a lot of different opportunities for students to get involved. There are leadership positions, undergraduate research, extracurriculars, or just what you want to do … [Read more...]
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