We recently talked about the best HBCU schools for African American students to study design (You can read about it here.) What about the best Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs), though? […]

Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have always played a vital role in supporting first-generation Black students and those from moderate to low-income households. They have produced plenty of prominent […]

Do you have to pay interns? The short answer is yes. You absolutely should pay your interns. Naysayers will argue that an internship is more of a learning opportunity. While […]

As we look back at 2020, we want to thank you for being an important part of our journey. Last year was difficult. We’ve had many wins, but we’ve had […]

Have you ever wondered why one individual is making $70,000 a year, and you’re making $26,000 a year? Don’t you deserve to be making as much money as them? One […]

“A job interview is not a test of your knowledge, but your ability to use it at the right time” -unknown Your worst nightmare comes true! As you walk into […]

Creativity is important for a child’s development, being creative allows children to explore the world around them. Creativity also gives the child a chance to express their emotions and let […]

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Throughout the readings in our writing course, we have been exploring different methods of writing qualitative research. The authors heavily covered in our course readings were Laura Richardson, Margot Ely, John Creswell, Harry Wolcott and John Swales.

There’s a quote that says, “when the student is ready, the teacher will appear.” Although there is much speculation behind the quote’s validity, three things in it, are clear to me.