Black students in Ghana talk about their social media addiction, and how it affects their use of English
English is Ghana’s official language and is the medium of instruction for all levels of education.
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Black and Bold Queens is a new children’s book celebrating women in Ghana’s history
A new children’s book, Black and Bold Queens: Women in Ghana’s History explores the lives of 16 notable female pioneers and leaders in the West African country.
Mental health: almost half of Johannesburg students in new study screened positive for probable depression
Globally, an average of about 21% of university students have major depressive disorder.
African scientists are working to pool data that decodes diseases – a giant step
Genomic sequencing technologies are powerful tools in this kind of work. They enable scientists to decode the genetic material of diseases and create biological “fingerprints” to investigate and track the pathogens that cause those diseases.
Black college students who turn to their faith think less about suicide
Black college students who resorted to self-blame when faced with stress were also more likely to experience suicidal thoughts within the past year.
Africa’s Waterfalls: Awe-Inspiring Natural Wonders
Waterfalls in Africa are not only beautiful to look at, but they also play a vital role in the continent’s environment.
Style Influencers brings Wedding Invitee Attire Advice
So you have been graciously invited to a wedding—lovely! Now you need to arrive on time, most importantly and appropriately dressed.
Cheyney University’s Inaugural Kente Ceremony
Addressing the soon-to-be graduates Cheyney President Aaron A. Walton said, “The ceremony represents and acknowledges the accomplishments you have achieved in America’s first HBCU, and legacy institution.”
The Reading Quilt: Letter to My Daughter
In her book Letter to My Daughter (Random House, 2008), Angelou details her life as a young mother to a daughter she never had.