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Therapy for Black Girls: exam season survival guide

Catching Up with Annenberg Alum Ellice Ellis and Her Role at Therapy for Black Girls for Mental Health Awareness Month

By Kiara Timo●

The Legacy Bowl: The Intersection of Culture and Opportunity

The HBCU Legacy Bowl provides a platform for talented NFL Draft prospects from HBCUs to showcase their skills in front of NFL scouts from all 32 teams.

By Carly Rieger and Nia Harris●

‘Swarm’ puts misogynoir on full display

Author Moya Bailey, creator of the term misogynoir, is ready to push back against shows like "Swarm"

By Kiara Timo●

New Genesis: A Reflective Conversation with Terri Hines, EVP of Communications at FOX Sports

New Genesis is an audio series where Nia Cross showcases Black women reporters and executives in the media and entertainment industry.

By Nia Cross●

Gamebreaking faith

How football is more than a game for Kevin Nickerson.

By Eric Lambkins II●

Police Free LAUSD Coalition calls for greater mental health resources for Black students

Black students in the Los Angeles Unified School District have enormous mental health needs that aren’t being met, according to a survey conducted by student activists which consisted of responses from over 2,300 students at 100 Los Angeles Unified School District schools.

By Cierra Morgan and Jack Noveck Holmes●

On Wednesdays, Black women link: Street vendors gather in Leimert Park for weekly night market

The Black Women Vend program allows local food entrepreneurs to obtain permits and serve the Leimert Park and Crenshaw community.

By Kassydi Rone, Peter Makk and Marco Ramirez●

From teen mom to triple Trojan: a journey through higher education

30 years and 3 degrees later, a student reflects on her relationship with USC

By Nicole Vick●

HBCU Legacy Bowl player’s post-game thoughts

Player’s share their final thoughts from the 2nd HBCU Legacy Bowl game

By Nia Harris and Carly Rieger●

Interview with the co-founder of the HBCU Legacy Bowl, Doug Williams

Doug Williams talks about the significance of the HBCU Legacy Bowl

By Nia Harris and Carly Rieger●

HBCU Legacy Bowl player pre-game rituals

Nia Harris interviews players about their pre-game rituals

By Nia Harris and Carly Rieger●

The HBCU Legacy Bowl

The Second Annual Legacy Bowl, a game highlighting the top Draft Eligible HBCU football players, is kicking off in New Orleans this Saturday, February 25th.

By Nia Harris and Carly Rieger●

Introducing: Peng Produktions

Two USC students have launched a production company that will curate events focusing on Black women

By Kiara Timo●

A safe space for coffee house creatives

Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen opens its second location.

By Siara Carpenter and Marco Ramirez●

June Ambrose, brings a new vibrant spirit to Instagram Feeds

As New York Fashion Week comes to an end, Nia Cross spotlights the creative director/designer for Puma, June Ambrose, and how she takes advantage of social media to promote her personal brand and work.

By Nia Cross●