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The first floor of the storied building at Xavier University will also house an advisory hub for students entering health…
Despite efforts in diversity outreach, an executive data firm's report shows that corporate boards remain overwhelmingly white.
Stanton, a highly experienced and trusted attorney at Butler Snow LLP, takes the helm in Tennessee's lethal injection investigation.
As the federal government moves to end funding for COVID care, hospital costs are rising, healthcare experts say.
OneUnited Bank has teamed up with a Black-owned financial technology company to help Black entrepreneurs maintain capital and build wealth.
A recent study uncovers links between an aggressive form of uterine cancer and its disproportionate impact on black women.
Trent University student Zwena Gray hopes to be the first Black woman to complete the 559-miile journey in modern times.
The half-point short-term rate hike that the Federal Reserve announced could produce much higher borrowing costs for households.
A school district in Texas removed its code of conduct from its website after allegedly denying a teen's enrollment because…
It took trips over state lines, navigating roads and laws, for a South Dakota mother of two to get abortion…
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The husband of a Black woman who died hours after childbirth in 2016 sued Cedars-Sinai Medical
Academy Award-winning actress Ariana Debose will be the host of the 75th annual Tony Awards, airing live on CBS on…
Black women will be disproportionately impacted by any reversal of abortion rights, reproductive rights advocates say.
Susan Hutson made history twice in December when she also became the first woman elected to serve as sheriff in…
"It's really important that we provide leadership," the Smithsonian Institution's Lonnie G. Bunch III told The New York Times.