The North Carolina House of Representatives gave final legislative approval on Thursday, June 14, to a bill that ensures low-income students have access to advanced courses.
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(pictured above: WSSU student Nichelle Caudle with her tutee, Sabriyah Johnson.) Eight year-old Shailinn Morales has always loved to read. “Since I was a little girl, I have had a real
(pictured above: Dr. Steve Perry addresses a crowd of several hundred on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 20 at Winston-Salem State University.) Dr. Steve Perry, a nationally-known educator and host of
(pictured above: Picketers brave the rain Monday to protest outside of a Durham Roses store.) Protestors are expected to gather outside Northside Shopping Center Saturday near the Maxway store for
Part check up, part support group, the Centering Pregnancy program at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center’s Downtown Health Plaza is
In keeping with North Carolina’s adoption of the Common Core State Standards Initiative for students in grades K-12, the GED
Wharton Gladden & Company, a Greensboro-based real estate investment banking firm, will partner with Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center to
A panel discussion – sponsored by Family Services and Winston-Salem State University – tackled domestic violence in the black community
Grant to help N.C. Legal Aid end housing discrimination Raleigh-based Legal Aid of North Carolina, Inc. has received $325,000 from
Feds may implement time limits for public housing residents High Point native Tiffaney Jackson has seen her share of struggles.
