The sound of skateboards scraped against the concrete, followed by sharp thuds as all boards hit the pavement. Laughter and cheers echoed across Pearsall Skate Park Nov. 16 creating Full Story »

A group of historically Black sororities and fraternities — better known as the Divine Nine — celebrated new members of Zeta Phi Beta Nov. 23 at the University of Full Story »

Are you traveling for the holidays? If so, you’ll be joining nearly 80 million other Americans who are projected to hit the roads and the airways in time for Full Story »

A community college on the Southside offers a program to support the growing beauty industry, train the next generation of cosmetologists and provide affordable services to the community.  Students Full Story »

When working with Native Americans, counselors are dealing with decades of trauma, Dr. Chris Fore, founder and director of the Indian Health Services said, Nov. 14 in a live Full Story »

In a crowded room full of people, loneliness lingers. No familiar faces, just the anxiety of talking to others. “During new student orientation, you don’t know anybody; you have Full Story »